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Prescribing strength training for stroke recovery: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials.
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The discussions emphasize the significance of strength training, with posts highlighting its importance in recovery, as seen in comments about the systemic review indicating 'the importance of training' and its implications for 'multiple domains' in recovery. The choice of words such as 'what a treat' and phrases like 'hot off the press' indicate a tone of excitement and urgency, contributing to the positive sentiment surrounding the publication.
Many discussions show a positive consensus towards the findings, indicating support for the conclusions drawn in the publication.
Contributors express high interest in the implications of strength training for stroke recovery, reflecting a compelling relevance to both professionals and patients.
While there are references to the specifics of the meta-analysis, most comments lean towards general enthusiasm rather than deeply analytical contributions.
Posters perceive the publication as having a considerable impact on recovery strategies for stroke patients, suggesting it could influence future practices.
Abstract in brief
- This study reviewed the impact of strength training on recovery outcomes for stroke patients and assessed how different exercise prescriptions affected these outcomes.
- A systematic analysis included 42 trials with over 2200 participants, focusing on patient-important metrics like walking capacity, balance, and mobility.
- Results indicated that strength training significantly improved key recovery aspects, with more frequent and intensity-based exercises showing the greatest benefits, although evidence quality was limited due to bias concerns.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyWhat a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in people with #stroke has now been published in @BJSM_BMJ! https://t.co/Miz8jrx7id
Imagen incluida en el meta-análisis de Noguchi et al. (2024, publicado este mismo mes), donde se señala la importancia del entrenamiento de fuerza y su repercusión en múltiples dominios en el proceso de recuperación tras ictus. https://t.co/Qjj5t35Daq https://t.co/HkgsDS8qvA
■ Ref info: Noguchi et al. "Prescribing strength training for stroke recovery: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials." BJSM 59.3 (2025): 185-197. ■ Ref link: https://t.co/4h4NROtfzI ■ Today’s full: https://t.co/4SxiNUNixl
Prescribing strength training for stroke recovery: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials https://t.co/mzOnXGEGgH
Noguchi et al. (2025, BJSM) Strength Training × SR-MA 脳卒中患者において筋力トレーニングは歩行能力・バランス・機能改善に有効。頻度・強度・プログラム設計が回復を左右。 訪問リハなら自主トレ指導して頻度上げなきゃな〜。やっぱり強度大事。 DOI:10.1136/bjsports-2024-108476
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Strength Training's Impact on Stroke Recovery Outcomes
This video explores the significant effects of strength training on recovery outcomes for stroke patients. We discuss a systematic review analyzing 42 trials, highlighting improvements in walking capacity, balance, and…
Impact of Strength Training on Stroke Recovery Outcomes
This study reviewed the impact of strength training on recovery outcomes for stroke patients, highlighting key metrics like walking capacity and balance. The results indicated significant improvements with more frequent…
Noguchi et al. (2025, BJSM) Strength Training × SR-MA 脳卒中患者において筋力トレーニングは歩行能力・バランス・機能改善に有効。頻度・強度・プログラム設計が回復を左右。 訪問リハなら自主トレ指導して頻度上げなきゃな〜。やっぱり強度大事。 DOI:10.1136/bjsports-2024-108476
■ Ref info: Noguchi et al. "Prescribing strength training for stroke recovery: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials." BJSM 59.3 (2025): 185-197. ■ Ref link: https://t.co/4h4NROtfzI ■ Today’s full: https://t.co/4SxiNUNixl
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RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
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RT @alegre_aya: Imagen incluida en el meta-análisis de Noguchi et al. (2024, publicado este mismo mes), donde se señala la importancia del…
RT @alegre_aya: Imagen incluida en el meta-análisis de Noguchi et al. (2024, publicado este mismo mes), donde se señala la importancia del…
RT @alegre_aya: Imagen incluida en el meta-análisis de Noguchi et al. (2024, publicado este mismo mes), donde se señala la importancia del…
RT @alegre_aya: Imagen incluida en el meta-análisis de Noguchi et al. (2024, publicado este mismo mes), donde se señala la importancia del…
Imagen incluida en el meta-análisis de Noguchi et al. (2024, publicado este mismo mes), donde se señala la importancia del entrenamiento de fuerza y su repercusión en múltiples dominios en el proceso de recuperación tras ictus. https://t.co/Qjj5t35Daq https://t.co/HkgsDS8qvA
RT @PhysioMeScience: Hot off the press
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RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
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RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
Prescribing strength training for stroke recovery: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials https://t.co/mzOnXGEGgH
RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
RT @PhysioMeScience: Hot off the press
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RT @PhysioMeScience: Hot off the press
RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
RT @PhysioMeScience: Hot off the press
RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
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RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
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RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
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RT @ksnoguchi: What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in peopl…
What a treat (not a trick!) in the inbox this morning... Our systematic review on the effects of strength training in people with #stroke has now been published in @BJSM_BMJ! https://t.co/Miz8jrx7id
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