The effects of visual and haptic vertical stimulation on standing balance in stroke patients.

Ann Rehabil Med · 2013 · PMC3895526 · PMID 24466521

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After the VV and the HV stimulation, patients showed a trend of bearing more weight on their paretic side compared to the no stimulation condition-left hemiplegic group: 51.6%±11.3% (p=0.40) in the VV stimulation condition, 50.8%±12.1% (p=0.70) in the HV stimulation condition; right hemiplegic group: 53.8%±9.6% (p=0.19) in the VV stimulation condition, 55.7%±7.2% (p=0.20) in the HV stimulation condition ( Table 3 ).

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