[PDF][PDF] Ageing Effects on Tripping Risk: The Foot-Ground Clearance of Healthy Community Dwelling Japanese Cohorts Aged 50, 60 and 70 Years
H Nagano, WA Sparrow, K Mizukami, TDTCB Kosha… - 2020 - academia.edu
Background Falls-related injuries are particularly serious for older people, causing pain,
reduced community engagement and associated medical costs. Tripping is the leading …
reduced community engagement and associated medical costs. Tripping is the leading …
Clinical Study on the Effect of Needle-Warming Acupuncture at Motion Point on Post-Stroke Triceps Muscle Spasm and Gait Abnormalities.
S Caxia, Z Wentong, S Xu, S Naixian… - … Journal of Clinical …, 2020 - search.ebscohost.com
One week after stroke, hemiplegic limb spasm can occur, which leads to muscle weakness
and decreased motor control [1]. Increased muscle tension caused by lower limb spasm …
and decreased motor control [1]. Increased muscle tension caused by lower limb spasm …
The perspective of rehabilitation health care professionals regarding the clinical utility of a body-environment proximity measurement device
C Faure, EL Inness, ME Lamontagne, G Sirois… - Cogent …, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
Measuring the proximity of the body to the environment has the potential to provide
rehabilitation health care professionals (RHCP) new, additional information to assess …
rehabilitation health care professionals (RHCP) new, additional information to assess …
The Effects of Age on Gait and Functional Movement Characteristics in an Older Adult Population
K Duffy - 2017 - repository.essex.ac.uk
The maintenance of function in an ageing population is essential to ensure current and
future health in older people. The ability to walk independently in a range of situations and …
future health in older people. The ability to walk independently in a range of situations and …
[引用][C] Investigating differences in dynamic stability and physiological impairments in persons with multiple sclerosis based on fall history
AT Peebles - 2017 - University of Kansas
[PDF][PDF] Clinical measures of the neurophysiological mechanisms of rehabilitation-induced improvements in chronic stroke
T Trinh - 2017 - unsworks.unsw.edu.au
Stroke is a leading cause of disability with up to 83% of survivors suffering persistent
hemiparesis. The only means to improve motor-function in the post-acute phase is with …
hemiparesis. The only means to improve motor-function in the post-acute phase is with …
Identifying gait deficits in stroke patients using inertial sensors
LC Benson - 2016 - search.proquest.com
Falls remain a significant problem for stroke patients. Tripping, the main cause of falls,
occurs when there is insufficient clearance between the foot and ground. Based on an …
occurs when there is insufficient clearance between the foot and ground. Based on an …