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Is faster always better? The walking speed-dependency of gait variability in bilateral vestibulopathy

2018-09-11

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Study of balance and gait deficits associated with vestibulopathy is important for improving clinical care and is critical to our understanding of the vestibular contributions to gait and balance control. Previous studies report a speed-dependency of the vestibular contributions to gait, so we examined the walking speed effects on gait variability in healthy young and older adults and in adults with bilateral vest...

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Literature Corpus work: 035658cf-a553-5dc1-8c80-881f6acfd2b1
DOI: 10.1101/413955

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