Randomized trial investigates visual cueing's effect on gait function in stroke patients, suggesting enhanced recovery potential.
PURPOSE: Feedforward is an effective stimulus for inducing precise movements.This study was conducted to investigate the effect of visual cueing provided during treadmill training on gait function in patients with stroke.METHODS: This observer-blinded trial was conducted on 28 patients with stroke.Participants were randomly and equally assigned to an experimental group (treadmill training with visual cueing) or a control group (treadmill training without visual cueing).Both groups received 90-minute
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