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Gait Adaptations in Step Length and Push-off Force during Walking with Functional Asymmetry

2025-01-06

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Human walking is remarkably adaptable, allowing individuals to maintain efficiency and stability across diverse conditions. This study investigates how healthy young adults adapt step length and push-off force to varying speeds and cadences under functional asymmetry induced by a unilateral knee constraint, simulating hemiparetic gait. A dataset of 19 participants walking across 30 conditions was used to examine t...

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Literature Corpus work: 44c3e914-4d09-5a18-a61b-3d03d0769b80
DOI: 10.1101/2025.01.05.631404

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