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Disability and rehabilitation, v.35 no.22, 2013년, pp.1896 - 1902
Wong, Sue S. T.
(Department of Physiotherapy, Haven of Hope Hospital, Hong Kong (SAR)
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Objectives: To investigate (1) the intra-rater, inter-rater and test-retest reliabilities of the Figure-of-Eight Walk (F8W) test times; (2) its correlation with other stroke-specific impairments; and (3) the cut-off scores best discriminating patients with stroke from the healthy elderly. Design: Cr...
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