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IEEE Transactions on Medical Robotics and Bionics|December 5, 2024
Functional resistance training during walking: do biomechanical and neural effects differ based on targeted joints?Edward P Washabaugh, Chandramouli KrishnanRestorative Neurology and Neuroscience|March 1, 2016
A low-cost system for coil tracking during transcranial magnetic stimulationEdward P Washabaugh, Chandramouli KrishnanRestorative Neurology and Neuroscience|March 13, 2018
A wearable resistive robot facilitates locomotor adaptations during gaitEdward P Washabaugh, Chandramouli KrishnanClinical Biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)|March 28, 2022
Functional resistance training methods for targeting patient-specific gait deficits: A review of devices and their effects on muscle activation, neural control, and gait mechanicsEdward P Washabaugh, Chandramouli KrishnanJournal of Biomechanics|January 4, 2015
A low cost real-time motion tracking approach using webcam technologyChandramouli Krishnan, Edward P Washabaugh, Yogesh SeetharamanRestorative Neurology and Neuroscience|October 18, 2017
A novel low-cost approach for navigated transcranial magnetic stimulationJakob Rodseth, Edward P Washabaugh, Chandramouli KrishnanGait & Posture|May 9, 2017
Reliable sagittal plane kinematic gait assessments are feasible using low-cost webcam technologyRobert J Saner, Edward P Washabaugh, Chandramouli KrishnanGait & Posture|November 4, 2019
Functional resistance training during walking: Mode of application differentially affects gait biomechanics and muscle activation patternsEdward P Washabaugh, Thomas E Augenstein, Chandramouli KrishnanIEEE Transactions on Bio-Medical Engineering|October 14, 2022
Functional Resistance Training With Viscous and Elastic Devices: Does Resistance Type Acutely Affect Knee Function?Edward P Washabaugh, Thomas E Augenstein, Mary Koje, et al.Neuroscience|May 4, 2016
Low-level intermittent quadriceps activity during transcranial direct current stimulation facilitates knee extensor force-generating capacityEdward P Washabaugh, Luciana Santos, Edward S Claflin, et al.Pageof 12