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Speed of Voluntary Stepping in Chronic Stroke Survivors Under Single- and Dual-Task Conditions: A Case-Control Study
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 06/22/09
Melzer I et al. - The significant increase in step phase's duration during single- and dual-task conditions may be a factor contributing to the large number of falls seen in stroke patients. The interference effects of attention-demanding task were similar between groups, suggesting that both groups used similar strategies. Future research should determine whether step training can improve step decrements in chronic stroke survivors.
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