1. Postural sway of the affected and nonaffected pelvis and leg in stance of hemiparetic patients 
Ruth Dickstein, DSc, Nir Abulaffio, BSc 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 81, Issue 3, Pages (March 2000)
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2. Fig. 1
Anterior-posterior sway (SD) of the right and left side of the waist and of the right and left leg in control subjects and in hemiparetic patients with the eyes closed and open: RT, right; w, waist; NP, nonparetic; LT, left; P, paretic; l, leg; con, controls; hem, hemiparetic; EC, eyes closed; EO, eyes open.
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3. Fig. 2
Mediolateral sway (SD) of the right and left side of the waist and of the right and left leg in control subjects and in hemiparetic patients with the eyes closed and open: RT, right; w, waist; NP, nonparetic; LT, left; P, paretic; l, leg; con, controls; hem, hemiparetic; EC, eyes closed; EO, eyes open.
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4. Fig. 3
Sway (speed) of the right and left side of the waist and of the right and left leg in control subjects and in hemiparetic patients with eyes closed and open: Rt, right; NP, nonparetic; Lt, left; P, paretic; con, controls; hem, hemiparetic; EO, eyes open; EC, eyes closed.
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