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Spatial and temporal gait asymmetry is common after stroke. Such asymmetric gait is inefficient, can contribute to instability and may lead to musculoskeletal injury. However, understanding of the determinants of such gait asymmetry remains incomplete. The current study is focused on revealing if there is a link between asymmetry during the control of standing balance and asymmetry during walking...
Hemiparetic stroke patients commonly bear more weight on the non-paretic side which seems intuitively linked to unilateral control deficits. However, there is evidence that some post-stroke favour weighting the paretic side, which may be problematic given altered capacity of the paretic limb to contribute to the control of upright posture. This study explores the prevalence and clinical determinants...
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