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Slower reactive stepping kinematics are associated with lower clinical balance function and delayed cortical evoked responses under challenging balance conditions after stroke

2025-12-19 rehabilitation medicine and physical therapy Title + abstract only
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BackgroundThe ability to elicit a rapid, reactive step to recover balance after a postural destabilization is paramount to fall prevention. In response to a given balance perturbation magnitude, people after stroke display impaired spatiotemporal stepping kinematics. Yet, spatiotemporal stepping kinematics at individualized perturbation magnitudes after stroke and the underlying neural correlates remain unknown. Here, we tested whether stepping kinematics differ in people after stroke at individ...

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