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Both reduced grip and increased cognitive load caused a reduction in the cadence and velocity of the T10MW, which were correlated with one another. A higher coactivation index at the thigh level of the more affected side was positively correlated with the time of the T10MW (r = 0.5, p less then 0.01), Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) (r = 0.4, p less then 0.05), and negatively correlated with the cadence (r = -0.6, p less then 0.001). Our results suggest that excessive coactivation at the thigh level is the major dete
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