December 2019 PMID 31570262

High Intensity Exercise for Walking Competency in Individuals with Stroke: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

Lu Luo, Shiqiang Zhu, Luoyi Shi, Peng Wang, Mengying Li, Song Yuan

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The discussions reveal a consensus around the beneficial effects of high-intensity exercise for improving walking ability post-stroke, with comments like 'shows significant improvements' and references to the study's methodology indicating a meaningful impact on clinical practices. The tone varies from supportive to analytical, emphasizing both the promising results and their relevance for rehabilitation programs.

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Users show moderate interest, referencing specific details and implications of high-intensity exercise for stroke rehabilitation.

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The systematic review analyzed 22 studies to determine how high-intensity exercise impacts walking ability in stroke survivors, comparing it to lower-intensity or usual activities.
Results showed that high-intensity exercise significantly improved walking distance, gait speed, stride length, and balance measures such as TUG, with positive effects sustained across different exercise types and time since stroke.
The study used rigorous methods to assess evidence quality and bias, concluding that high-intensity exercise is beneficial for enhancing walking competency in individuals post-stroke.]

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[Abstract] High Intensity Exercise for Walking Competency in Individuals with Stroke: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis https://t.co/jRSRW5JdBn

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