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Small Directional Treadmill Perturbations Induce Differential Gait Stability Adaptation

2021-03-01

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Introducing unexpected perturbations to challenge gait stability is an effective approach to investigate balance control strategies. Little is known about the extent to which people can respond to small perturbations during walking. This study aimed to determine how subjects adapted gait stability to multidirectional perturbations with small magnitudes applied on a stride-by-stride basis. Ten healthy young subject...

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Literature Corpus work: 368acda9-6a2d-57f0-b4fd-5bf8a7208712
DOI: 10.1101/2021.02.27.433210

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