Home‐Based Exercise for Improving Balance Ability in Post‐Stroke Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis

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Systematic review shows home-based exercise significantly enhances balance ability in post-stroke patients, highlighting effects in subacute cases.

Home-based exercise significantly improves static balance ability measured by the Berg Balance Scale in post-stroke patients.
Meta-analysis shows a mean difference of 3.45 in balance ability, indicating effective intervention outcomes for rehabilitation.
Participants exercising over 90 minutes weekly experience greater improvements, emphasizing exercise duration's impact on balance.
Significant improvements were noted in both developed and developing countries, though TUG results varied by economic status.

Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Systematic review shows home-based exercise significantly enhances balance ability in post-stroke patients, highlighting effects in subacute cases.

Home-based exercise significantly improves static balance ability measured by the Berg Balance Scale in post-stroke patients.
Meta-analysis shows a mean difference of 3.45 in balance ability, indicating effective intervention outcomes for rehabilitation.
Participants exercising over 90 minutes weekly experience greater improvements, emphasizing exercise duration's impact on balance.
Significant improvements were noted in both developed and developing countries, though TUG results varied by economic status.

Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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