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Validity and sensitivity of the longitudinal asymmetry index to detect gait asymmetry using Microsoft Kinect data

Auvinet et al., 2017

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3936411087341426382
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Auvinet E
Multon F
Manning V
Meunier J
Cobb J
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Gait & posture

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Gait asymmetry information is a key point in disease screening and follow-up. Constant Relative Phase (CRP) has been used to quantify within-stride asymmetry index, which requires noise-free and accurate motion capture, which is difficult to obtain in clinical …
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