BFRT may be a useful low‐load adjunct for selected stroke survivors, particularly in lower‐limb rehabilitation, but evidence remains preliminary because of risk of bias, small samples, heterogeneous protocols, short follow‐up, and limited representation of severely impaired patients.
Jia-Wei Tong, Lei Song, Juan Jin et al.· Brain and Behavior· 0 citations
Introduction
Prior NHANES studies have reported nonlinear associations of the body roundness index (BRI) with prevalent stroke and frailty. The authors updated these observations using NHANES 1999-2023 and examined the additional contribution of frailty to the BRI-prevalent self-reported stroke association.
Method
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Ze-Kai Hu, Jie Zhuang, Jin-Yan Wang et al.· Annals of the Academy of Med...· 1 citation
This critical narrative review uses a transparent, structured evidence-mapping approach to examine rehabilitation studies published from January 2021 to April 2026, integrate findings across intervention classes, and identify evidence gaps.
Jie Zhuang, Jin-Yan Wang, Yin-Hu Hu et al.· Frontiers in Pain Research· 0 citations
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