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Observational analysis shows how trunk control affects balance and spasticity in post-stroke patients, suggesting significant implications for rehabilitation.
Trunk control modulates the role of cervical and trunk proprioception in balance and spasticity post-stroke. Cervical proprioception primarily influences static balance and spasticity, whereas trunk proprioception supports dynamic balance when trunk stability is reduced.
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