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(3) For 197 elderly patients
after hemiplegic stroke, Friedman (4) showed that almost all of the
patients who had attained the ability to ambulate independently by day 7
were more likely to maintain gait independence in the few months
afterward than those who could not walk without human assistance by day
7. The hospital found that participants who use
braces and/or assisstive devices to ambulate actually succeed better on
a hand-propelled bike. It replicates the
action of venous plexus in the foot, which is especially valuable for
patients who cannot ambulate. |
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