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Effectiveness of Balance Exercise Program for Stroke Patients With Pusher Syndrome
The objective of this study is to evaluate whether the application of two laser visual feedback exercises and core stability exercises can positively influence postural orientation and the perception of postural verticalization compared to conventional treatments, with the final goal of improving the balance in sitting and standing and the functionality in activities of daily living.
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