Validation of a game based rehabilitation platform for assessment of mobility and cognitive decline with age

Validation of a game based rehabilitation platform for assessment of mobility and cognitive decline with age

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The present study validates the Treadmill Rehabilitation Platform (TRP) protocol that assessed standing balance performance; spatial and temporal gait variability; stability measures and visual spatial cognitive task performances. Healthy individuals (mean age = 61.4± 4.4 years; n = 30) performed ta...

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Main Author:	Sakhalkar, Vedant
Other Authors:	Szturm, Tony (Physical Therapy)
Published:	2013
Subjects:	Treadmill Walking Dual Task Mobility Cognition
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/1993/22134

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