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Gait Change Is Associated with Cognitive Outcome after an Acute Ischemic Stroke
Background: Cognition and gait have often been studied separately after stroke whereas it has been suggested that these two domains could interact through a cognitive-motor interference. Objective: To evaluate the influence of gait changes on cognitive outcome after an ischemic stroke (IS). Methods:
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