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Importance of Core Stability for Coordinated Movement of the Human Body in Stroke Rehabilitation
This is an observational study. Measurements were made during two different motor tasks: trunk tilts without and with the tension of the abdominal muscles in the sitting position and walking in a place with high knee lifting. It was checked how the intervention (active tension of the muscles stabilizing the core) changes the parameters of the motor coordination of the trunk and lower limbs.
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