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Systematic review demonstrates improved gait speed in stroke survivors through music-based interventions, suggesting potential rehabilitation benefits.
Music-based interventions appear promising for improving gait speed and stride length in stroke survivors and may offer benefits for post-stroke gait rehabilitation, possibly mediated by multimodal neuroplasticity. Nevertheless, given the modest cumulative sample size, substantial between-study heterogeneity, and potential publication bias, the overall strength of evidence remains limited and the findings should be interpreted cautiously.
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