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Table 4 Comparison of specific tests at pre-training, training and post-training phases

From: Development of a vibratory cueing system using an implicit method to increase walking speed in patients with stroke: a proof-of-concept study

Variablea

Pre (n = 6c)

Training (n = 6)

Post (n = 6)

p-valueb

Pre-tra

Pre-post

Cadence (steps/min)

95.07 (92.00–99.67)

104.46 (98.00–111.67)

107.45 (102.75–110.05)

0.0695

0.0155*

Walking speed (m/s)

0.739 (0.643–0.844)

0.732 (0.671 –1.009)

0.869 (0.798–1.030)

0.2331

0.0342*

Circumduction of hip joint of paralyzed side (m)

0.0399 (0.0334–0.0509)

0.0321 (0.0316–0.0489)

0.4142

Stance time ratio of paralyzed and non-paralyzed side (–)

0.992 (0.985–0.997)

0.986 (0.982–0.986)

1.00

  1. aMedian values (interquartile range)
  2. bDagger (✝), P ≤ 0.1; single asterisks, P ≤ 0.05; (Friedman’s test)
  3. cn = number of patients