What are the most effective outcome measures for assessing the success of vestibular rehabilitation in stroke patients experiencing dizziness?
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| contents | For stroke patients undergoing vestibular rehabilitation, effective assessment is best achieved through a combination of balance, mobility, and dizziness-specific outcome measures, such as the Mini-BESTest, TUG, and DHI. |
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| spellingShingle | What are the most effective outcome measures for assessing the success of vestibular rehabilitation in stroke patients experiencing dizziness? Tripdatabase vestibular rehabilitation stroke dizziness outcome measures rehabilitation neurology physical therapy stroke rehabilitation For stroke patients undergoing vestibular rehabilitation, effective assessment is best achieved through a combination of balance, mobility, and dizziness-specific outcome measures, such as the Mini-BESTest, TUG, and DHI. |
| title | What are the most effective outcome measures for assessing the success of vestibular rehabilitation in stroke patients experiencing dizziness? |
| topic | vestibular rehabilitation stroke dizziness outcome measures rehabilitation neurology physical therapy stroke rehabilitation |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19369401 |