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Individual limb measures of split-belt adaptation are correlated with shifts in lower limb position sense

2026-07-23

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Stable gait in humans relies on both precise estimates of lower limb position and the ability to robustly adapt walking movements across different environments. However, the specific relationship between sensorimotor adaptation and the perception of lower limb position during gait remains unclear. In this study, we tested a specific theoretical model of how sensorimotor adaptation during gait could cause a shift i...

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Literature Corpus work: a6ee35e7-8a11-5f2d-b2a9-47d2af2b5767
DOI: 10.64898/2026.07.19.739475

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