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Shedding light on the brain—characterizing functional brain activation during simple and complex walking after stroke
2021
Independent ambulation in the community is often stated as important amongst people post-stroke. Walking within the community can be complex, requiring speed changes during walking, attention or interaction with the environment and other people. After a stroke, the ability to complete these specific walking tasks is often impaired. Currently, determining appropriate gait rehabilitation interventions post-stroke is based on clinical observations such as motor, sensory, cognitive, and balance
doi:10.14288/1.0404543
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