Physical activity, ambulation, and motor impairment late after stroke.
作者： Anna Danielsson , Carin Willén , Katharina Stibrant Sunnerhagen
DOI: 10.1155/2012/818513
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摘要: Objective. To assess walking capacity and physical activity using clinical measures to explore their relationships with motor impairment late after stroke. Subjects. A nonrandomised sample of 22 men 9 women a mean age 60 years, 7–10 years Methods. Fugl-Meyer Assessment, maximum speed, 6 min walk test, perceived exertion, heart rate were measured, the Physiological Cost Index was calculated. Physical reported The Activity Scale for Elderly. Results. Mean (SD) distance 352 (±136) m, 0.60 (±0.41). Self-reported 70% reference. Motor correlated but not level. Conclusion. It may be essential enhance even stroke since in fairly young subjects both level lower than
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