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Additionally, individuals
achieved the ability to walk more independently (less assistive device
use or removal of braces), increased endurance, transitioned from being
a limited household ambulator to a full-time ambulator, and made changes
in muscle activation patterns and coordination. If participants will be
attempting upright skiing, they will need to be at least therapeutic or
household ambulators and have fair standing balance. Independent Independent
May be household or
limited community
ambulator with
crutches and
orthoses
L3-L5 May be community Independent Independent
ambulator with
proper equipment
and training. |
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