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Changes of kinematic parameters of lower extremities with gait speed: a 3D motion analysis study

Kwon et al., 2015

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2943825403236245108
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Kwon J
Son S
Lee N
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Journal of Physical Therapy Science

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[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to investigate the changes in hip, knee and ankle kinematic variables of the lower extremities at different gait speeds.[Subjects and Methods] Forty healthy subjects who had no previous history of neurological, musculo-skeletal or …
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