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“... three groups, only those in neuraxial group showed a decrease in level of pain interference in “walking...”
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“... reduced claudication until walking without changes. There was also a decrease in the range of motion until...”
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“... further compared to the control group (278±117m vs 219±115m) and this difference stayed significant after...”
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“...) scale. After collection, the data was analyzed using descriptive statistics. Of the 202 participants...”
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“... decreases the heel support and consequently the balance control of the body making it difficult to walking...”
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