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Asymmetric Gait Patterns Alter the Reactive Control of Intersegmental Coordination Patterns during Walking

2019-10-09

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Recovery from perturbations during walking is primarily mediated by reactive control strategies that coordinate multiple body segments to maintain balance. Balance control is often impaired in clinical populations who walk with spatiotemporally asymmetric gait, and, as a result, rehabilitation efforts often seek to reduce asymmetries in these populations. Previous work has demonstrated that the presence of spatiot...

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03860cc3-9cd4-5a71-a590-6d8fac5c6268
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10.1101/799213
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