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Reactive Standing Balance Step Training Post Stroke
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of reactive step training on the timing and frequency of perturbation induced paretic leg stepping in persons post stroke. The study will consist of one or six one-hour training sessions and a pre and post visit each lasting up to two hours at our downtown Chicago location.
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