The efficacy of gait training using a body weight support treadmill and visual biofeedback in patients with subacute stroke: a randomized contolled trial

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Webinar Description

Druzbicki M, Przysada G, Guzik A, Brzozowska-Magon A, Kolodziej K, Wolan-Nieroda A, Majewska J, Kwolek A (2018). The efficacy of gait training using a body weight support treadmill and visual biofeedback in patients with subacute stroke: a randomized contolled trial.. Biomed Res Int vol 2018 Article ID 3812602 https://doi.org/10.1155/2018/3812602 Abstract Objective - This study was designed to determine whether or not gait training based on the use of treadmill with visual biofeedback and body weight support (BWS) would produce better effects in patients with subacute stroke compared to BWS treadmill training with no visual biofeedback. Materials and Methods - 30 patients with subacute stroke were randomly assigned to do body weight supported treadmill training with visual biofeedback (BB group) or BWS treadmill training without visual biofeedback. Their gait was assessed with a 3D system (spatiotemporal gait parameters and symmetry index) and by means of 2-minute walk test (2 MWT), 10-metre walk test (10 MWT), and Timed Up & Go test. Subjects in both groups participated in 15 treadmill training sessions (30 minutes each).

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Instructor: Nechama Karman

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