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• W824865658 abstract "Purpose：The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between postural sway and asymmetric weight-bearing for fall prevention in patients with stroke. Methods：Fifty-three individuals with hemiplegic stroke and 57 healthy older adults controls stood quietly with eye open or closed on a force platform while postural sway was quantified by center of pressure measures and weight-bearing asymmetry was calculated from vertical ground reaction forces to determine the relation of between postural sway and asymmetric weight-bearing. The data were analyzed using repeated measure ANOVA, Pearson correlation, and regression. Results：In the stroke group, postural sway path and velocity in the medial-lateral (ML) and anterior-posterior (AP) with eye open were increased significantly with greater weight-bearing asymmetry(p＜.05), compared to control group. But, there is not significant correlation in the eye closed condition. Conclusions：The results of this study shows that the greater ML asymmetry was related to increased ML and AP path, velocity for the stroke group." @default.
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• W824865658 title "The Relation Between Postural Sway and Asymmetric Weight-bearing for Fall Prevention in Patients with Stroke" @default.
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