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Ambulatory efficiency in persons with acquired brain injury after a rehabilitation intervention.

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Participants showed improvement on the treadmill test as total walking time increased significantly. Sub-maximal heart rate and oxygen update (VO2) also showed improvement as both decreased significantly. Peak VO2 and peak heart rate did not change.

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