SUBACUTE STROKE

This study tested whether applying gentle electrical stimulation to the brain, along with standard physical therapy, could help people recover movement and thinking skills after a stroke. It involved 60 stroke survivors who were between two weeks and two years past their stroke. …

This study tested a 5-week physical therapy program for people recovering from a recent stroke. It combined two approaches: light exercise with a special cuff to boost muscle strength, and walking while doing mental tasks to improve balance. Researchers wanted to see if this comb…

This study tested if adding a 15-minute vibration treatment to standard arm skill training could improve recovery for people who had a stroke 3 to 6 months ago. Researchers worked with 60 participants to see if the combined therapy was better at reducing stiffness, improving move…

This study tested whether an intensive treadmill training program could help people recover walking ability and balance after a recent stroke. Researchers compared a special treadmill that supports some body weight to traditional walking therapy. They also checked if the training…

This study tested two physical therapy approaches to help people walk better after a recent stroke. It compared standard therapy to a program that adds specific walking and balance exercises. The goal was to see which method better improves ankle strength, walking ability, and ba…

This study tested whether a special breathing exercise program, combined with core muscle training, could help people recovering from a recent stroke. Twenty participants either did these exercises or received standard rehab for four weeks. Researchers wanted to see if the combin…