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Effect of ambulatory mobility aid devices on cardiovascular parameters, walking speed, perceived exertion, and balance of older adult men in Enugu, Nigeria

Uchechukwu A. Ezugwu
Deborah N Alegu
Patricia C. Ngwakwe
Nwamaka A. Elom
Christian I. Ogah
Barbra M Eze
Rita N Ojide
Ignatius O. Nwimo

2024Open accessUniversity of Nigeria

Abstract

Ambulatory mobility devices caused difference in cardiovascular parameters when compared to ambulation at rest and without aid. It was recommended that selection of ambulatory mobility aid devices should depend on objective mobility assessments and periodical re-evaluation to ensure that it suits a person's functional requirements and physical capabilities.

Research topics

Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery
Cerebral Palsy and Movement Disorders
Long-Term Effects of COVID-19

Sustainable Development Goals

3Good Health and Well-being

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DOI: 10.1177/20503121241262250

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