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Lam WW, Ang WT, Fong KN. Prediction for prospective falls via gait evaluation using mobile devices for stroke survivors: A markerless motion analysis study. Clinical rehabilitation. 2026;40(7):959-971. DOI 10.1177/02692155251414356

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DOI: 10.1177/02692155251414356

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Lam WW, Ang WT, Fong KN. Prediction for prospective falls via gait evaluation using mobile devices for stroke survivors: A markerless motion analysis study. Clinical rehabilitation. 2026;40(7):959-971. DOI 10.1177/02692155251414356 Source examined: Final accepted manuscript and publisher abstract.

Conditions: COND-STROKE Stroke

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Stroke gait — gait

Fifty enrolled and 46 analysed; mean 72.3 months; three 3 m usual-speed walks and three iPads. The abstract gives 13% fallers, while Table 1 gives 6 single and 2 recurrent fallers. Combined AUC 0.81, sensitivity 0.84, specificity 0.79.

Source locator: Primary accepted manuscript pp4–10,23–28; Table1 p23; Table3 pp25–27; publisher abstract

Limitations: The report accurately flags a source discrepancy. If categories are disjoint, 8/46=17.39%. Stepwise modelling and confidence-interval/p-value conflicts are visible. Prior cited validation is upper-limb kinematics, reference 19. Publisher final body not obtained.

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