By Paula Chagas Health professionals argue that the use of baby walkers before gait acquisition will delay the child’s motor development. However, the actual effects of baby walkers on the biomechanics of infants’ emergent gait...
Read MoreBy Dr Dimitra Blana. Computer code is increasingly used to analyse human movement in the clinic. Motion capture, often combined with electromyography and imaging, produces large amounts of data that need to be appropriately...
Read MoreBy Dr Jenna Yentes. Have you ever noticed that doing the same thing over and over can become tiring or mind numbing after a while? The same may be true for our movements. Nikolai Bernstein has been credited for the statement,...
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Lower limb spasticity is a common consequence of stroke. The persistent muscle overactivity,...
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Perhaps you, like many members of our ISPGR community, have been engaged in the development and...
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People who have had a stroke fall frequently. Many previous studies with older adults have found...
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People with Parkinson disease (PD) often report difficulty walking as an early and troublesome...
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Following anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture, reconstructive surgery (ALCR) is often...
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The prevalence of falls in older adults is huge: one out of every 3 adults aged 65 years or older...
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Every year about 500,000 people become disabled as a result of spinal cord injuries (SCI). The...
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