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This study is testing a new assessment tool called the Dubousset Functional Test, which measures how well people with multiple sclerosis can balance and move. Researchers want to see if this test is reliable and accurate by having people perform it twice, one week apart. The test includes simple tasks like standing up from a chair, walking, and checking your balance.
Many people with multiple sclerosis struggle with balance and movement, but doctors need better tools to measure these problems accurately. This study will help determine if the Dubousset Functional Test is a dependable way to track how MS affects a person's physical abilities over time.
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You will visit the clinic twice, one week apart, for testing sessions. During each visit, a physical therapist will have you perform several simple movement tasks—such as standing up from a chair, walking, and maintaining your balance—while they time and observe you. Each session will take about an hour, with rest breaks included. You will not receive any MS treatment during the week between your two visits to keep results consistent.
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