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Validation of a Vision-Guided Mobility Assessment for
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Abstract
Purpose: To validate a vision-guided mobility assessment for individuals affected by Methods: In this comparative cross-sectional study, 29 subjects, comprising 19 subjects with Results: Walking speed through the maze assessment best discriminated between Conclusions: We describe a novel, quantifiable, repeatable, and valid assessment of mobility designed specifically for subjects with Translational Relevance: This assessment of vision-guided mobility, validated in a dedicated cohort of subjects with
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