BACKGROUND: Dual-task (simultaneous motor and cognitive task)(DT) training via virtual-
reality exergaming is known to benefit balance control post-stroke. However, the efficacy of …

Background and Purpose: The impaired ability to maintain balance while performing higher-
level cognitive tasks (cognitive-motor interference) significantly predisposes stroke survivors …

People who survive a stroke usually suffer movement disorders resulting in involuntary
abnormal movements. Intensive and repetitive physiotherapy is often a key to functional …

Objective To compare the effects of exergaming with conventional weight-shift training on
balance function in patients with chronic stroke. Design Single-blind randomized controlled …

Background Falls are one of the most common medical complications post-stroke. Physical
exercise, particularly exercise that challenges balance, reduces the risk of falls among …

Background A single-session of slip-perturbation training has shown to induce long-term fall
risk reduction in older adults. Considering the spectrum of motor impairments and deficits in …

Background and Purpose—Functional community ambulation requires the ability to perform
mobility and cognitive task simultaneously (dual-tasking). This single-blinded randomized …

Background: Constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) is suggested to reduce
functional asymmetry between the upper limbs after stroke. However, there are few studies …

Background and Purpose—Research has shown that balance training is effective for
reducing the fear of falling in individuals with a history of stroke. In this study, we evaluated …

Background Falls are more prevalent in stroke survivors than age-matched healthy older
adults because of their functional impairment. Rapid balance recovery reaction with …