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Post-stroke rehabilitation often neglects respiratory function, which can hinder comprehensive recovery efforts in stroke survivors.
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The study found positive correlations between pulmonary function parameters and balance, motor skills, and trunk stability in stroke survivors.
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Key pulmonary metrics, including VC%, FEV1%, and PEF%, were significantly associated with improved balance and motor function scores.
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PEF% showed strong negative correlations with center of pressure path length and velocity, indicating better postural stability.
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Integrating simple pulmonary assessments into stroke rehabilitation can enhance multidisciplinary collaboration and improve patient outcomes.
