Classification of walking handicap in the stroke population

Redefinition of the criteria for patient classification using the coefficients and constants of the seven critical functions improved the prediction of patient walking ability to 84. Classification of walking handicap in the stroke population.

Functional Ambulation Categories classification and walking speed were measured between weeks 4 and 26 after stroke.

Classification of walking handicap in the stroke population. Redefinition of the criteria for patient classification using the coefficients and constants of the seven critical functions improved the prediction of patient walking ability to 84. The results of this study offer a quantitative method of relating the social disadvantage of stroke patients to the impairment and disability sustained. Redefinition of the criteria for patient classification using the coefficients and constants of the seven critical functions improved the prediction of patient walking ability to 84.

Conclusions The results of this study offer a quantitative method of relating the social disadvantage of stroke patients to the impairment and disability sustained. The measurement of therapeutic outcome in relation to the. A walking speed for patients with chronic stroke of less than 24 mminute constitutes a household walker level a speed of between 24 and 48 mminute constitutes a.

Redefinition of the criteria for patient classification using the coefficients and constants of the seven critical functions improved the prediction of patient walking ability to 84. CONCLUSIONS The results of this study offer a quantitative method of relating the social disadvantage of stroke patients to the impairment and disability sustained. The measurement of therapeutic outcome in relation to the social.

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Classification of walking handicap in the stroke population. 983 Peny et al Classification of Walking Handicap in the Stroke Population TABLE 1. Functional Walking Categories Physiological walker Walks for exercise only either at home or in parallel bars.

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Participants were classified into one of six walking classifications three household walkers and three community walkers and K-BBS UMCT and gait velocity were evaluated. The optimal cut-off scores for walking classification were determined based on received operator characteristic ROC analyses. Perry J et al.

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Classifying individuals poststroke by self-selected walking speed is associated with home and community-based walking behavior as quantified by daily step counts. In addition PPS distinguishes all 3 groups. Pp differentiates the moderate from the fast groups and may represent a contribution to mechanisms of increasing walking speed.

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Comparison between two assessment methods Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics 233. Functional Ambulation Categories classification and walking speed were measured between weeks 4 and 26 after stroke. The responsiveness of walking speed measurements for detecting clinically important speed changes was determined and the longitudinal association between walking speed and FAC scores and its time dependency were established.

Eighteen individuals with stroke were dichotomized into fast or slow walking groups. Transcranial magnetic stimulation TMS was used to collect motor evoked potentials MEPs from the tibialis anterior of each lower extremity during rest paretic muscle contractions and nonparetic muscle contractions. An asymmetry-index AI was calculated using motor thresholds and compared between.

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