People with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) often report fatigue during routine mobility tasks.
Some of this fatigue could be due to the increased energy cost of tasks. We aimed
to compare oxygen consumption (VO2) during mobility tasks between individuals with
MS and matched controls. The secondary aims were to estimate the differences in total
metabolic equivalent (MET) of tasks, the percentages of VO2 peak used and the percentage
of VO2 reserve used while walking.
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