Shows improved gait function in arthritis patients post knee arthroplasty, suggesting Nordic walking training is beneficial.
PURPOSE: Nordic walking training is effective for improving the gait function of elderly people.This study examined the effects of Nordic walking training on the gait function of arthritis patients after knee arthroplasty.METHODS: In the single-blinded, comparative study, 26 female patients who had undergone total knee arthroplasty were assigned randomly to an experimental (Nordic walking training) or a control (general treadmill training) group.The experimental and control groups received Nordic or general treadmill walking training, respectively, for 30 minutes five
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