Why the study?
Do non-fatiguing progressive resistive exercises improve ambulation and activities of daily living in individuals with post-polio sequelae?
Population
Individuals who had poliomyelitis 20 to 30 years ago reporting a recurrence of symptoms of weakness in the…
Design
Review
Authors
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May support non-fatiguing exercises in post-polio rehab; leaves open confirmation by prospective trials.
Do non-fatiguing progressive resistive exercises improve ambulation and activities of daily living in individuals with post-polio sequelae?
Non-fatiguing progressive resistive exercises may improve functional outcomes in patients with post-polio sequelae.
Rubin M. Feldman (1985) studied this question.
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