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Training propulsion: Locomotor adaptation to accelerations of the trailing limb

2019-03-20

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Many stroke survivors suffer from hemiparesis, a condition that results in impaired walking ability. Walking ability is commonly assessed by walking speed, which is dependent on propulsive force both in healthy and stroke populations. Propulsive force is determined by two factors: ankle moment and the posture of the trailing limb during push-off. Recent work has used robotic assistance strategies to modulate propu...

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DOI: 10.1101/582841

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