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See Latest ArticlesEffect of Different Walking Aids on Walking Capacity of Patients With Poststroke Hemiparesis
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 08/11/09
Allet L et al. – The simple cane with the ergonomic handgrip was not only preferred by patients, but was also the most efficient among 3 commonly used walking aids. It appears justified to take patients' subjective preference into account when prescribing a walking aid.
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