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Relationship between post-stroke spasticity and functional ambulation among Nigerian stroke survivors
Ambulation is a common goal of stroke rehabilitation that is often linked to lower limb spasticity. This study was conducted to investigate the relationship between paretic lower limb spasticity and functional ambulation after stroke. Thirty stroke survivors (19 males) aged 57.77 ± 9.52 years partic...
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2021
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