2017
DOI: 10.20971/kcpmd.2017.60.2.141
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The Effects of Curved Path Stride Gait Training on the Lower Extremity Muscle Activity and Gait Ability of Patients with Stroke

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“…In addition, the pη2 value of EMG C showed middle effect sizes, which can be carefully interpreted as suggesting that if it is more suitable and has the number of samples balanced by the two groups, the experimental group might show statistically significant effects in EMG C. Kim et al (2009) reported that stroke patients showed increases in muscular activation in the rectus femoris after gait training on a treadmill. Jin and Song (2017) also demonstrated that significant improvements occurred in leg muscle activity in stroke patients after 8 weeks of gait training. Our results of the experimental group showed that performed imagery training with an avatar in 3D VR without physical activity partially concur with those of previous studies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…In addition, the pη2 value of EMG C showed middle effect sizes, which can be carefully interpreted as suggesting that if it is more suitable and has the number of samples balanced by the two groups, the experimental group might show statistically significant effects in EMG C. Kim et al (2009) reported that stroke patients showed increases in muscular activation in the rectus femoris after gait training on a treadmill. Jin and Song (2017) also demonstrated that significant improvements occurred in leg muscle activity in stroke patients after 8 weeks of gait training. Our results of the experimental group showed that performed imagery training with an avatar in 3D VR without physical activity partially concur with those of previous studies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%