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Exercise and Cognition Among Stroke Survivors
This study aimed to: (1) identify a suitable cardiopulmonary exercise testing protocol for people with moderate to severe movement impairments after stroke by investigating the safety and feasibility of delivering two methods of CPET modes: treadmill with body-weight support (TBWS) and cycle ergometry (CE); and (2) explore the safety and feasibility of a delivering a 6-week exercise-based intervention or people with moderate to severe movement impairments after stroke, with a view to improve cognitive health.
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