Knee recurvatum is a common problem after a stroke. If you knee pops backward when you stand or it look deformed (bent backward), this video is for you. You will learn the best exercises to stop knee hyperextension and improve your walking after a stroke or a brain injury. This is also great for anyone who has these same symptoms due to multiple sclerosis
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