HAL (France)
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Energy Cost of Walking in Relation to Impairment and Functional Independence After Stroke: The Role of Walking Speed
ABSTRACT Background and Purpose Stroke survivors often exhibit reduced walking efficiency, reflected by an increased energy cost of walking (Cw). Although Cw has been associated with walking performance, its relationship with impairment severity and independence in activities of daily living (ADL) r
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