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Walking independence is one of the most important goals for stroke patients and a major factor influencing their return to society after the onset of stroke. Stroke patients experience walking difficulties due to hemiplegia and have an increased risk of falls due to impaired balance ability. Recent studies have shown that treadmill-based walking training incorporating virtual reality can help improve walking and balance functions in actual stroke patients. However, there are few randomized clinical trials with control groups, highlighting the need for further research to ensure the reliability of clinical effects.
Therefore, this study aims to investigate the impact of treadmill-based training incorporating virtual reality on walking and balance functions. The training equipment to be used is the C-mill VR+ device, which enables walking training and assessment, balance training and assessment, and obstacle training using a front screen and treadmill videos. The investigators intend to thoroughly examine the walking ability and balance ability of the subjects obtained through this equipment, along with various evaluation tools.
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