Narrative review highlights cognitive recovery and motor recovery in stroke patients using dual task training, suggesting benefits for fall risk reduction.
Key Points
DTT improves cognitive functions and balance in stroke patients, enhancing recovery outcomes.
Stroke rehabilitation using dual task training shows promise in motor recovery and reducing fall risk.
Observational studies and randomized controlled trials evaluate the efficacy of DTT in improving functional outcomes.
While DTT supports neuroplasticity, its long-term safety and efficacy remain uncertain, requiring further study.