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Increased Spatiotemporal Variability after Stroke is not Just the Outcome of Walking Velocity

2023-02-07

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<h4>Background</h4> Increased spatiotemporal gait variability is considered a clinical biomarker of ageing and pathology, and a predictor of future falls. Nevertheless, it is unclear whether the increased spatiotemporal variability observed in persons with stroke (PwS) is directly related to the pathology or simply reflects their choice of walking velocity. <h4>Research question</h4> Does increased spatiotemporal...

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e49b5505-7f4a-565d-b729-431ede31cdc0
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10.1101/2023.02.03.23285403
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