U.S., March 28 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07494487) titled 'Reliability of Community Ambulation Ability, Fall Risk, and Dynamic Visual Acuity Assessments in Stroke' on March 20.
Brief Summary: Nearly half of individuals with stroke experience limitations in community ambulation, and 35.7% of community-dwelling stroke survivors experienced falls while walking, indicating that falls are common during routine daily activities in community settings. Patla (1999) proposed that community mobility is influenced by eight factors: ambient conditions, terrain characteristics, external physical load, attentional demands, postural transitions, traffic level, time constraints, and walking distance. This...