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Table. 2.

Table. 2. Table 2

Pre- to Post-training Changes in Weight Distribution and Gait Function Variables in the Two Study Groups

		Experimental group (n = 12)	Control group (n = 12)	t
10 MWT (s)	Pre	28.07 ± 1.72	28.06 ± 2.02	.027
	Post	23.92 ± 1.26	25.49 ± 2.22	-2.141^b
	t	12.691^a	10.380^a
	△(post-pre)	-4.16 ± 1.14	-2.57 ± .86	-3.884^b
Step time (s)	Pre	.48 ± .06	.53 ± .12	-1.329
	Post	.72 ± .12	.70 ± .11	.495
	t	-9.849^a	-10.038^a
	△(post-pre)	.24 ± .09	.17 ± .06	2.458^b
Step length (cm)	Pre	23.87 ± 2.83	23.88 ± 2.78	-.009
	Post	28.90 ± 2.83	26.19 ± 2.61	2.438^b
	t	-26.178^a	-12.977^a
	△(post-pre)	5.03 ± .67	2.31 ± .62	10.393^b
Weight distribution (kg)	Pre	30.21 ± 3.08	31.41 ± 3.84	-.845
	Post	33.67 ± 2.77	32.81 ± 4.00	.617
	t	-17.468^a	-12.799^a
	△(post-pre)	3.46 ± .69	1.39 ± .38	9.144^b

Values are expressed as mean (SD).

Experimental group, gait training with the real-time visual plantar pressure feedback; Control group, general gait training. 10 MWT, 10 m walking test.

^aSignificanlty different(p < .05) from the pre-tests.

^bSignificanlty different(p < .05) in gains between the two groups.

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