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Table 6 Differences in the kinematic variables according to the community ambulation ability (FACHS) of stroke participants (n = 36)

From: Validity of an android device for assessing mobility in people with chronic stroke and hemiparesis: a cross-sectional study

 

Stroke group with independent community ambulation

(n = 21)

Stroke group with limited community ambulation

(n = 15)

Between-group differences

 

t(34)/U

P

ES

Android device: assessment of postural control

       

Medial-lateral displacement (mm)

6.59 (4.33-13,76)

6.92 (4.74–9.59)

153

0.885

0.024

Anterior-posterior displacement (mm)

13.89 (11.30-19.38)

14.47 (13.46–22.45)

135

0.470

0.123

Android device: assessment of gait

       

Cranio-caudal range (mm)

28.55 (23.17–36.46)

33.11 (22.43–41.94)

130

0.378

0.151

Medial-lateral range (mm)

66.57 (52.21–94.71)

78.31 (67-112.71)

94

0.042

0.349

Android device: assessment of turn-to-sit-to-stand

       

Turn-to-sit power (W)

102.46 ± 30.59

98.39 ± 45.72

0.320

0.751

0.054

Sit-to-stand power (W)

216.15 (169.54-278.74)

179.88 (132.85-247.95)

118

0.205

0.217

Turn-to-sit jerk (m/s3)

21.03 ± 6.91

18.28 ± 7.19

1.156

0.256

0.194

Sit-to-stand jerk (m/s3)

25.96 ± 10.05

21.54 ± 6.93

1.468

0.151

0.244

Android device: assessment of time

       

Total time (s)

14.14 ± 2.71

18.91 ± 5.57

3.063

0.006

0.577

Reaction time (s)

1.09 ± 0.38

1.24 ± 0.60

0.968

0.340

0.163

  1. Data are expressed as mean (mn) ± standard deviation (SD) or median (md) (interquartil range [IQR]). Between-group differences were calculated by using the independent t-test (t) or the Mann-Whitney U test (U). Significant results are highlighted in bold. ES: r effect size statistics (r = 0.12 small effect; r = 0.20 medium effect; r ≥ 0.32 large effect [74])