Physical activity is more strongly related to gait variability while walking in a real-world environment than in a lab-based setting for community-living individuals post-stroke
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Zukowski, LA; Feld, J; Drews, A; Fletcher, D; Giuliani, CA; Plummer, P
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San Diego, CA
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Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting
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Zukowski, L. A., Feld, J., Drews, A., Fletcher, D., Giuliani, C. A., & Plummer, P. (n.d.). Physical activity is more strongly related to gait variability while walking in a real-world environment than in a lab-based setting for community-living individuals post-stroke. Presented at the Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA.
Zukowski, L. A., Jody Feld, A. Drews, D. Fletcher, C. A. Giuliani, and P. Plummer. “Physical activity is more strongly related to gait variability while walking in a real-world environment than in a lab-based setting for community-living individuals post-stroke,” n.d.
Zukowski LA, Feld J, Drews A, Fletcher D, Giuliani CA, Plummer P. Physical activity is more strongly related to gait variability while walking in a real-world environment than in a lab-based setting for community-living individuals post-stroke. In.
Zukowski LA, Feld J, Drews A, Fletcher D, Giuliani CA, Plummer P. Physical activity is more strongly related to gait variability while walking in a real-world environment than in a lab-based setting for community-living individuals post-stroke.
Location
San Diego, CA
Conference Name
Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting