Alterations in gait velocity and grip strength of stroke survivors following a 12-week structured therapeutic exercise programme

Adebisi, Hammed I.; Monikhe, Adodo S.; Okey, Agwubike E.

doi:10.1515/bhk-2018-0012

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Alterations in gait velocity and grip strength of stroke survivors following a 12-week structured therapeutic exercise programme

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