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Comparison of three methods for estimating vertical displacement of center of mass during level walking in patients

Thirunarayan et al., 1996

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12660323655760481022
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Thirunarayan M
Kerrigan D
Rabuffetti M
Della Croce U
Saini M
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Gait & Posture

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Three methods of estimating the vertical displacement of the center of mass (COM) during level walking were compared in 30 consecutive patients with gait disability. The methods were:(1) sacral marker method,(2) segmental analysis method and (3) force plate method …
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