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Preswing knee flexion assistance is coupled with hip abduction in people with stiff-knee gait after stroke

Sulzer et al., 2010

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2761188126836288770
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Sulzer J
Gordon K
Dhaher Y
Peshkin M
Patton J
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Stroke

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Background and Purpose—Stiff-knee gait is defined as reduced knee flexion during the swing phase. It is accompanied by frontal plane compensatory movements (eg, circumduction and hip hiking) typically thought to result from reduced toe clearance. As …
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