AbstractIn this paper it is presented a study of the laterality components in walker assisted gait for elderly or disabled people. This work relies on the measurement of forearm reaction forces in the SIMBIOSIS platform and their relation with the lateral movement of Centre of Gravity (CoG) of the user body during gait with the walker. The discussion presented shows that the reaction forces of the forearm have a strong correlation with the lateral movement of CoG, and suggests that CoG and FRF have proportional relationship particular for each subject and for each gait speed gait
INTRODUCTION:This study investigates a gait research protocol to assess the impact of a walker model...
Background and Purpose—Walking after stroke is characterized by slow gait speed, poor endurance, red...
Horizontal ground reaction forces (GRFs) due to human walking and swaying have been investigated (re...
AbstractIn this paper it is presented a study of the laterality components in walker assisted gait f...
Poland. In clinical gait analysis, ground reaction force (GRF) is the gait parameter which can valid...
While walkers are commonly prescribed to improve patient stability and ambulatory ability, quantitat...
Assumptions regarding the bilateral symmetry of normal gait are common in both clinical and research...
A new protocol has been developed, including new instruments and a biomechanical model of the upper ...
Objective. To analyse the motion of the centre of gravity (CG) of the body during gait in unilateral...
With over a decade of research into the causes and effects of footbridge lateral excitation, models ...
With over a decade of research into the causes and effects of footbridge lateral excitation, models ...
During walking on a treadmill 10 human subjects (mean age 20 years) were perturbed by 100 ms pushes ...
The aim of this work was to investigate possible lateralisation in the behaviour of periodic motion ...
The walker is a fundamental rehabilitation device and provides patient external mechanical support. ...
Although walkers are commonly prescribed to improve user stability and ambulatory ability, quantitat...
INTRODUCTION:This study investigates a gait research protocol to assess the impact of a walker model...
Background and Purpose—Walking after stroke is characterized by slow gait speed, poor endurance, red...
Horizontal ground reaction forces (GRFs) due to human walking and swaying have been investigated (re...
AbstractIn this paper it is presented a study of the laterality components in walker assisted gait f...
Poland. In clinical gait analysis, ground reaction force (GRF) is the gait parameter which can valid...
While walkers are commonly prescribed to improve patient stability and ambulatory ability, quantitat...
Assumptions regarding the bilateral symmetry of normal gait are common in both clinical and research...
A new protocol has been developed, including new instruments and a biomechanical model of the upper ...
Objective. To analyse the motion of the centre of gravity (CG) of the body during gait in unilateral...
With over a decade of research into the causes and effects of footbridge lateral excitation, models ...
With over a decade of research into the causes and effects of footbridge lateral excitation, models ...
During walking on a treadmill 10 human subjects (mean age 20 years) were perturbed by 100 ms pushes ...
The aim of this work was to investigate possible lateralisation in the behaviour of periodic motion ...
The walker is a fundamental rehabilitation device and provides patient external mechanical support. ...
Although walkers are commonly prescribed to improve user stability and ambulatory ability, quantitat...
INTRODUCTION:This study investigates a gait research protocol to assess the impact of a walker model...
Background and Purpose—Walking after stroke is characterized by slow gait speed, poor endurance, red...
Horizontal ground reaction forces (GRFs) due to human walking and swaying have been investigated (re...