O 082 - Neurobiomechanical differences between successful and unsuccessful sit to stand movements performed by acute stroke patients
The sit to stand (StS) movement is a frequently performed functional task that individuals with motor impairment can find difficult, threatening their ability to live independently [1]. Understanding the characteristics that differ between a successful and an unsuccessful StS attempt could enable a more targeted approach to rehabilitation.
Source: Gait and Posture - Category: Orthopaedics Authors: A. Kerr, A. Clark, V. Pomeroy Tags: Short communication Source Type: research