Complexity of movement: is it good or bad? Well… it depends!
When you grow, it is clear that your abilities and movement coordination improve. Consequently,...
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Is step planning symmetrical in sub-acute stroke?
After stroke, asymmetrical stepping and standing balance is commonly observed when weight bearing...
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Can a busy day tip you over?
Fatigue is a common complaint for older people; more than 50 per cent of people aged 70+ report...
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The electric brain: novel treatments for neurological gait and balance disorders
Many neurological disorders lead to gait and balance impairments. Especially in older people,...
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The Mini-BESTest – probably the BESTest to assess balance in Parkinson´s disease but practise first
Balance deficits are among the most impairing symptoms in people with Parkinson’s disease, and...
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Gait Analysis with an Ankle Band: Novel Force Myography-based System to Monitor and Analyse Gait
Walking is one of the most fundamental human activities in daily life. Objective and accurate...
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Do walking and cognition share the same functional brain networks?
Walking is a common yet complex activity. Accumulating evidence suggests that walking is not fully...
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Do older adults (mis)judge their physical ability consistently between stepping tasks?
As we grow older our cognitive and physical abilities decline, but do we adjust our behaviour...
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Spasticity ≠ stability: Evidence from recovery trajectories over 2 years
Lower limb spasticity is a common consequence of stroke. The persistent muscle overactivity,...
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Cross-over steps while turning is impaired in individuals with Parkinson’s disease
Difficulty with turning while walking is a common and delibitating problem for individuals with...
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