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66 APPENDICES Physio<strong>the</strong>rapy <strong>KCE</strong> reports vol. 40<br />

Physio<strong>the</strong>rapy treatment approaches<br />

for <strong>the</strong> recovery of postural control<br />

and lower limb function following<br />

stroke<br />

(27)<br />

Treadmill training and body weight<br />

support for walking after stroke (24)<br />

Force platform feedback for standing<br />

balance training after stroke (26)<br />

Electrostimulation for promoting<br />

recovery of movement or functional<br />

ability after stroke (31)<br />

Electrical stimulation for preventing<br />

and treating post-stroke shoulder pain<br />

(32)<br />

Physical fitness training for stroke<br />

patients (33)<br />

Effects of augmented Exercise Therapy<br />

Time After Stroke: A Meta-Analysis<br />

(19)<br />

Effects of visual feedback <strong>the</strong>rapy on<br />

postural control in bilateral standing<br />

after stroke: a systematic review (28)<br />

Activity, and Metabolism; and <strong>the</strong><br />

Stroke Council<br />

Cochrane Database Syst Rev This Cochrane review included 11 trials, 3 of which Not to be rated<br />

were included in 2 comparisons.<br />

trials: comparison of a neurophysiological<br />

approach with ano<strong>the</strong>r approach,<br />

trials: comparison of a motor learning<br />

<br />

approach with ano<strong>the</strong>r approach,<br />

studies: comparison of a mixed approach with<br />

ano<strong>the</strong>r approach,<br />

2 trials: comparison of sub-groups of <strong>the</strong> same<br />

approach.<br />

Large number of heterogeneous outcome<br />

Cochrane Database Syst Rev<br />

measures.<br />

This Cochrane review included 15 trials (622<br />

patients).<br />

Not to be rated<br />

Cochrane Database Syst Rev This Cochrane review included 7 trials (246<br />

patients).<br />

Cochrane Database Syst Rev This Cochrane review included 24 trials out of <strong>the</strong><br />

2077 references identified.<br />

Not to be rated<br />

Not to be rated<br />

Cochrane Database Syst Rev This Cochrane review included 4 trials (170 Not to be rated<br />

patients).<br />

It is <strong>the</strong> only Cochrane Review selected in this work<br />

that has been included in <strong>the</strong> selected guidelines (<br />

Cochrane Database Syst Rev This Cochrane review included 12 trials. Not to be rated<br />

Meta-analysis Meta-analyses based on 20 eligible RCTs (2686<br />

patients) out of 31 pre-selected studies in a period<br />

of search from 1966 to 2003.<br />

The methodological quality of <strong>the</strong> studies ranged<br />

from 2 to 10 out of <strong>the</strong> maximum score of 14<br />

points.<br />

Meta-analysis of 8 eligible studies Systematic review of randomized controlled trials<br />

and controlled clinical trials, comparing visual<br />

feedback <strong>the</strong>rapy with conventional balance<br />

treatments were included up to April 2005. The<br />

methodological quality of each study was assessed<br />

with <strong>the</strong> Physio<strong>the</strong>rapy Evidence Database scale.<br />

Cochrane Va form for SRs<br />

The answers to most questions<br />

included in this form are positive. The<br />

main results found in this systematic<br />

review seem valid, well documented<br />

and applicable in most rehabilitation<br />

facilities at most levels of practice.<br />

Cochrane Va form for SRs<br />

Very good quality study.<br />

Positive answer to all questions of <strong>the</strong><br />

form.<br />

Constraint-induced movement Meta-analysis Meta-analysis based on 4 eligible low-quality studies Cochrane Va form for SRs

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