Is it possible to transfer the gains obtained by videogames training to postural control in patients with chronic stroke?

Abstract

UpG CG), and assessments (BT, AT, 7dAT, 14dAT) as repeated measures for BESTest punctuation showed significant interaction between the factors (p= .03, ES = .90). Tukey pos-hoc test (TPHT) showed a significant increase in punctuations after training for MPG only (p= .01, ES = .80), which remained after the end of training. Conclusion(s):MP associated with physical gait training may improve the stability on the gait, minimizing the lack of the automatic motor control in balance and gait. Implications: The primary evidence that emerge from the results of this study is that MP may be considered a useful strategy to compensate the deficiency of the automatic control on the gait, improving the balance control during the gait.