doi:10.3969/j.issn.1674-490X.2024.03.002

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Abstract: Post-stroke survivors usually face limb movement disorders, balance disorders and cognitive impairment, and traditional rehabilitation training cannot support their better return to family and social life. The advantages of the effective combination of cognitive and motor training in stroke patients have been confirmed in a large number of studies, but its recovery of cognitive function and motor function is not always a positive effect. Therefore, this article summarizes the effects of cognitive motor dual task training mode on cognitive function and motor function in stroke patients, and discusses its application progress in the rehabilitation process of stroke patients.

Key words: cognition, motor, stroke, dual task

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