Reliability of gait in multiple sclerosis over 6 months
Highlights • We estimated reliability of gait over 6 months in the absence of an intervention. • Gait parameters of persons with MS had excellent reliability over 6 months. • Experimentally determined reliability estimates will inform sample size estimates.
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| description | Highlights • We estimated reliability of gait over 6 months in the absence of an intervention. • Gait parameters of persons with MS had excellent reliability over 6 months. • Experimentally determined reliability estimates will inform sample size estimates. |
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