Does high-intensity exercise better improve ambulation in the population with chronic stroke, as compared to standard care?: A Systematic Review of the Literature

Authors

Caitlin Caruso, SPT, Department of Physical Therapy, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Courtney Comstock, SPT, Department of Physical Therapy, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Ashley McKenna, SPT, Department of Physical Therapy, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Samantha Nixon, SPT, Department of Physical Therapy, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Ashley Wonneberger, SPT, Department of Physical Therapy, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Christine M. Tyrell, PT, PhD, NCS, Department of Physical Therapy, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow

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Description

Purpose:

To assess the effectiveness of high-intensity exercise on the improvement of gait deficits in survivors of chronic stroke as compared to standard care.

Publication Date

2-12-2016

Keywords

Does high-intensity exercise better improve ambulation in the population with chronic stroke, as compared to standard care, A Systematic Review of the Literature, Department of Physical Therapy, Thomas Jefferson University, Capstone, DPT

Disciplines

Physical Therapy

Recommended Citation

Caruso, SPT, Caitlin; Comstock, SPT, Courtney; McKenna, SPT, Ashley; Nixon, SPT, Samantha; Wonneberger, SPT, Ashley; and Tyrell, PT, PhD, NCS, Christine M., "Does high-intensity exercise better improve ambulation in the population with chronic stroke, as compared to standard care?: A Systematic Review of the Literature" (2016). Department of Physical Therapy Capstone Posters. 7.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/dptcapstones/7