Research Article

Effect of Task-Specific Training on Trunk Control and Balance in Patients with Subacute Stroke

Table 2

Within and between group comparison of the mean values of the measured trunk range of motions in degrees.

Within groupsBetween groups
Group 1Group 2BeforeAfter
BeforeAfterBeforeAfter

TIS17.47 ± 1.4622.12 ± 0.99<0.00116.76 ± 1.5218.47 ± 2.620.0290.178<0.001
PASS20.53 ± 1.8426.71 ± 2.85<0.00120.29 ± 2.0522.06 ± 2.050.0180.727<0.001
FRT11.56 ± 2.5018.44 ± 3.14<0.00111.38 ± 3.3614.13 ± 3.300.0270.8590.001
Flexion19.18 ± 3.5643.12 ± 6.10<0.00119.65 ± 4.0322.82 ± 3.210.0160.721<0.001
Extension13.76 ± 2.4421.35 ± 3.46<0.00114.06 ± 2.1616.18 ± 3.340.0370.712<0.001
R rotation9.71 ± 1.8314.18 ± 2.60<0.0019.118 ± 0.9910.24 ± 0.970.0120.062<0.001
L rotation9.65 ± 1.1713.71 ± 1.86<0.0018.59 ± 2.0010.63 ± 1.710.0210.071<0.001
R lateral flexion11.53 ± 2.4818.35 ± 2.26<0.00110.94 ± 1.8912.76 ± 1.950.0090.442<0.001
L lateral flexion11.71 ± 2.1418.59 ± 1.91<0.00111.35 ± 1.5013.53 ± 2.600.0060.582<0.001

Data are presented as mean ± standard deviations (SD). TIS: trunk impairment scale; PASS: postural assessment scale; FRT: functional reach test; R: right; L: left. is significant at .