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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Gait in humans."”.

  1. Methods to obtain pedestrian distance walked via inertial measurement units

    … stroke patients with their rehabilitation is in development. This App, designed to work with one or two inertial measurement units (IMUs), requires gait analysis as one of its components. The most difficult part of performing this analysis is determining how far the patient has walked. Two …

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  2. Portable inshoe gait analysis device

    Gait analysers are devices or systems that quantify the planter /' pressures as they occur under the foot. The data obtained, be it. in visual or digital format, assists the medical practitioner in the diagnosis of an abnormality of gait. This thesis describes the development of a low-cost, …

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  3. Comparing the pelvis kinematics of able-bodied children during normal gait and when riding a therapeutic horse.

    … tool for clients with a broad range of diagnoses including cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis. The prevailing theory is that the gait motion of the therapeutic horse provides sensory stimulus and movement patterns to the rider that mimic natural movements of healthy humans – patterns the …

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  4. The effects of video self-modeling on walking skills of preschoolers using walkers

    The purpose of this study was to expand the existing knowledge on video self-modeling and its use with increasing walking skills of preschool children using walkers. A multiple baseline, single-subject design was used with three preschool age children that measured the number of steps taken. After …

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  5. Novel exposure to concurrent music compromises locomotor performance in Parkinson's disease

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