Backward walking training after stroke - A systematic review and meta analysis

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Backward walking is an intervention that may be valuable for enhancing walking, balance and self-efficacy to improve mobility function after stroke. Backward walking to improve gait and dynamic balance poststroke is a more recent application and appears to offer a number of potential benefits. This systematic review and rapid meta analysis project is aimed to examine possible effects of backward walking training on changes in stroke patients’ gait ability.

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