Impact of Tai Ji Yunshou with Visual Feedback on Balance and Mobility in Stroke Patients

Song Pei; Jiayi Xia; Zhiqiang Gao

doi:10.12659/MSM.948817

18 September 2025 : Clinical Research

Impact of Tai Ji Yunshou with Visual Feedback on Balance and Mobility in Stroke Patients

Song Pei^{ABEG 1}, Jiayi Xia^{CDF 2*}, Zhiqiang Gao^{BFG 1}

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.948817

Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e948817

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Table 2 Within-group pre-post changes and between-group differences in outcome measures after 4 weeks of training.

Characteristics	G1 (n=28)	G2 (n=25)	G3 (n=27)	P value
BBS, mean±SE	8.68±1.18	6.56±0.65	5.07±0.59	0.014^*
value	<0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
TUGT(s), mean±SE	10.22±0.61	9.34±0.80	8.51±0.68	0.216
value	<0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
10MWT(s), mean±SE	9.11±0.96	6.34±0.58	4.92±0.78	0.001^*
value	<0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
BI, mean±SE	20.18±1.95	12.80±2.33	10.56±1.91	0.003^*
value	<0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
QUA (kg), mean±SE
Non-hemiplegic side	2.60±0.22	2.77±0.13	3.03±0.25	0.363
value	<0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
Hemiparesis side	3.59±0.26	2.31±0.19	1.18±0.05	<0.001^*
value	<0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
HAM (kg), mean±SE
Non-hemiplegic side	1.41±0.37	1.65±0.22	2.83±0.32	0.004^*
value	0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
Hemiparesis side	1.36±0.20	1.14±0.07	0.91±0.14	0.105
value	<0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
TA (kg), mean±SE
Non-hemiplegic side	2.14±0.45	1.99±0.15	2.21±0.45	0.052
value	<0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
Hemiparesis side	2.04±0.29	0.17±0.09	0.29±0.24	<0.001^*
value	<0.001^#	0.059	0.226
GAS (kg), mean±SE
Non-hemiplegic side	0.58±0.20	2.17±0.58	1.88±0.30	0.009^*
value	0.008^#	0.001^#	<0.001^#
Hemiparesis side	1.07±0.14	0.59±0.09	0.31±0.07	<0.001^*
value	<0.001^#	<0.001^#	<0.001^#
^* Statistically significant differences between the 3 groups; ^# statistically significant differences between each group before and after treatment. G1 – Tai Ji Yunshou with summative visual feedback; G2 – Static standing with summative visual feedback; G3 – Conventional balance training; SE – standard error; BBS – Berg Balance Scale; TUGT – Timed Up and Go Test; 10MWT – The 10-Meter Walking Time; BI – Barthel Index; QUA – quadriceps, HAM – hamstring; TA – tibialis anterior; GAS – gastrocnemius; kg – kilogram; n – number; s – second.

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