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See Latest ArticlesStanding balance assessment in ASIA D paraplegic and tetraplegic participants: concurrent validity of the Berg Balance Scale
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Lemay JF et al. – The BBS is an appropriate assessment of standing balance for individuals with SCI. Complementary evaluation with the 10MWT or the 2MWT is recommended to supplement the ceiling effect on the BBS.
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