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Changes in lower limb biomechanics when following floor-projected foot placement visual cues for gait rehabilitation

Brigitte Jolles-Haeberli
2020
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Abstract

Background: Lately, the projection of foot placement visual cues onto the floor has been considered for use in gait rehabilitation. While promising, this approach needs further basic assessment to ensure proper uses. Research question: Does following floor-projected foot placement visual cues of one's natural walking pattern induce gait mechanics changes immediately or after a practice period?

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