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The Effect of Optic Flow During Treadmill Walking on the Gait Pattern in People Post-stroke
The aim of this study is to investigate the onset, magnitude and duration of the effect of manipulating the optic flow on the gait pattern during Virtual Reality (VR)-enhanced treadmill walking compared to treadmill walking without VR in people post-stroke.
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