Riva et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Orbital stability analysis in biomechanics: a systematic review of a nonlinear technique to detect instability of motor tasksRiva et al., 2013
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- 6358183250880698735
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- Riva F
- Bisi M
- Stagni R
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- Gait & posture
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Falls represent a heavy economic and clinical burden on society. The identification of individual chronic characteristics associated with falling is of fundamental importance for the clinicians; in particular, the stability of daily motor tasks is one of the main factors that the …
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