Supervised exercises versus telerehabilitation. Benefits for persons with multiple sclerosis.

Ela Tarakcı Devrim Tarakci Farzin Hajebrahimi Miray Budak

Published in: Acta neurologica Scandinavica (2021)

A structured home-based exercise program can be an alternative to supervised exercises with no side effects in patients with multiple sclerosis. Home-based rehabilitation exercises that are checked and controlled through telerehabilitation can help patients improve their health-related QoL and ADL. However, supervised exercises can be more beneficial regarding the fatigue and health profile compared to the home-based exercises.

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