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There are unique kinematics during locomotor transitions between level ground and stair ambulation that persist with increasing stair grade

2022-09-08

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Human ambulation is typically characterized during steady-state isolated tasks (e.g., walking, running, stair ambulation). However, general human locomotion comprises continuous adaptation to the varied terrains encountered during activities of daily life. To fill an important gap in knowledge that may lead to improved therapeutic and device interventions for mobility-impaired individuals, it is vital to identify...

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15902247-b72b-5a6c-be7b-3e279a944282
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1978924/v1
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