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Ambulation recovery after stroke
[thesis]
Most stroke survivors regard successful independent ambulation important. However, ambulation recovery is limited following stroke. Historically, limited availability of objective tools and measures to characterise free-living ambulation recovery has restricted investigation of this outcome after survivors return home. However, commercially available devices, including accelerometers and portable global positioning systems, are now available. Thus, this thesis aimed to characterise free-living
doi:10.14264/uql.2015.901
fatcat:mz3jiwn4zzf35fxbrpfrrro4dy