Introduction
death, Stroke, stroke, cognitive impairments, Cognitive impairments, hemiplegia
STROKE, STROKE
Stroke is one of the five most common causes of death and functional impairment in the world [Cognitive impairments are commonly reported after stroke [A number of studies have reported associations between cognition and activity performance after stroke, as well as cognition in the acute stage being an important predictor of both cognitive impairments and activity performance long term [To significantly improve gait function, short- and long-term after stroke, evidence indicate that effective gait training should be task-oriented and intensive [Moreover, to our knowledge, no studies have evaluated the impact of visuospatial and executive function on the effect of specific gait interventions. Thus, the aims of this study were achieved by exploring the potential associations between visuospatial and executive function, and 1) aspects of activity performance (mobility, self-care and domestic life), as well as 2) effects on mobility outcome after robotic and/or conventional gait training, in persons living with hemiplegia affecting walking ability long-term after stroke, followed up after the intervention (6 weeks) and at 6 months.