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Sensorimotor function, balance and dual-task walking speed among stroke survivors with hemiparesis
Background: Impaired dual-task ability increases the risk of fall and fall-related injuries among stroke survivors. It also limits the extent of community ambulation and overall reintegration into the community after rehabilitation. The aim of this study was to investigate the relationships among se...
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