Objective To analyze the differences in the vertical ground reaction force (GRF) variables of hemiplegic patients compared with a control group, and between the affected and unaffected limbs of hemiplegic patients using foot scans. Methods Patients (n=20) with hemiplegia and healthy volunteers (n=20) underwent vertical force analysis. We measured the following: the first and second peak forces (F1, F2) and the percent stances at which they occurred (T1, T2); the vertical force impulse (VFI) and stance times. The GRF results were compared between the hemiplegic patients and control individuals, and between the affected and unaffected limbs of hemiplegic patients. Additionally, we analyzed the impulse of the unaffected limb according to the m...
Study DesignComparative cross-sectional study.PurposeWe measured the vertical ground reaction force ...
Despite the implication that mechanical overload is fundamental to the development of plantar fascii...
Despite the implication that mechanical overload is fundamental to the development of plantar fascii...
Background: To study ground reaction force (GRF) patterns in stroke patients with various degrees of...
In gait lab, the quantification of the ground reaction forces (GRFs) acting upon individual limbs is...
The morphology of ground reaction force (GRF) components acquired during gait provides information o...
The objectives of this study were to further our understanding of the neuromotor mechanisms responsi...
Background: A Sit to Stand task following a hip fracture may be achieved through compensations (e.g....
Background and Purpose—Walking after stroke is characterized by slow gait speed, poor endurance, red...
In this study standing balance activity was investigated in hemiparetics, below-knee amputees, and h...
The study was designed to examine major weight-bearing characteristics of hemiplegic patients receiv...
The ground reaction force (GRF) is the equal opposing load transfer from the body to the ground, als...
Ground reaction forces (GRF) and electromyographic activity form a part of the descriptive data that...
Purpose: It is essential to maintain dynamic stability during walking to perform daily tasks indepen...
Assumptions regarding the bilateral symmetry of normal gait are common in both clinical and research...
Study DesignComparative cross-sectional study.PurposeWe measured the vertical ground reaction force ...
Despite the implication that mechanical overload is fundamental to the development of plantar fascii...
Despite the implication that mechanical overload is fundamental to the development of plantar fascii...
Background: To study ground reaction force (GRF) patterns in stroke patients with various degrees of...
In gait lab, the quantification of the ground reaction forces (GRFs) acting upon individual limbs is...
The morphology of ground reaction force (GRF) components acquired during gait provides information o...
The objectives of this study were to further our understanding of the neuromotor mechanisms responsi...
Background: A Sit to Stand task following a hip fracture may be achieved through compensations (e.g....
Background and Purpose—Walking after stroke is characterized by slow gait speed, poor endurance, red...
In this study standing balance activity was investigated in hemiparetics, below-knee amputees, and h...
The study was designed to examine major weight-bearing characteristics of hemiplegic patients receiv...
The ground reaction force (GRF) is the equal opposing load transfer from the body to the ground, als...
Ground reaction forces (GRF) and electromyographic activity form a part of the descriptive data that...
Purpose: It is essential to maintain dynamic stability during walking to perform daily tasks indepen...
Assumptions regarding the bilateral symmetry of normal gait are common in both clinical and research...
Study DesignComparative cross-sectional study.PurposeWe measured the vertical ground reaction force ...
Despite the implication that mechanical overload is fundamental to the development of plantar fascii...
Despite the implication that mechanical overload is fundamental to the development of plantar fascii...