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Timed up and go test with a cognitive task: correlations with neuropsychological measures in people with Parkinson's disease

Çekok et al., 2020

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18070090831419840494
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Çekok K
Kahraman T
Duran G
Çolakoğlu B
Yener G
Yerlikaya D
Genç A
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Cureus

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Background The Timed Up and Go (TUG) test is a simple and widely used clinical test for the assessment of lower extremity function, balance, mobility, and fall risk in various populations. The TUG has been found as a valid and reliable measure in people with …
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