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Gait & Posture|October 5, 2016
Asymmetry in gait pattern following tibial shaft fractures - a prospective one-year follow-up study of 49 patientsPeter Larsen, Uffe Laessoe, Sten Rasmussen, et al.Gait & Posture|March 24, 2016
Strategies for equilibrium maintenance during single leg standing on a wobble boardPriscila de Brito Silva, Anderson Souza Oliveira, Natalie Mrachacz-Kersting, et al.Injury|February 1, 2015
Incidence and epidemiology of tibial shaft fracturesPeter Larsen, Rasmus Elsoe, Sandra Hope Hansen, et al.Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|December 3, 2014
Computer-assisted training as a complement in rehabilitation of patients with chronic vestibular dizziness--a randomized controlled trialMichael Smaerup, Erik Grönvall, Simon B Larsen, et al.Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association|June 5, 2012
Dynamic midfoot kinematics in subjects with medial tibial stress syndromeMichael S Rathleff, Luke A Kelly, Finn B Christensen, et al.Experimental Aging Research|June 7, 2021
Attentional Capacity during Dual-task Balance Performance Deteriorates with Age before the SixtiesSigne R Bech, Lotte Kjeldgaard-Man, Monica C Sirbaugh, et al.Experimental Physiology|August 12, 2025
Effects of 12 weeks of upper-body rowing exercise on autonomic cardiovascular control and vascular structure in spinal cord-injured humansRasmus Kopp Hansen, Rasmus Bering, Claus Graff, et al.Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport|April 28, 2017
Medial shoe-ground pressure and specific running injuries: A 1-year prospective cohort studyRené B K Brund, Sten Rasmussen, Rasmus O Nielsen, et al.Spinal Cord Series and Cases|April 29, 2022
Wheelchair-modified ergometer rowing exercise in individuals with spinal cord injury: a feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy studyRasmus Kopp Hansen, Johanna L J de Wit, Afshin Samani, et al.The Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine|August 3, 2023
Impact of upper-body ergometer rowing exercise on aerobic fitness and cardiometabolic disease risk in individuals with spinal cord injury: A 6-month follow-up studyRasmus Kopp Hansen, Uffe Laessoe, Afshin Samani, et al.Pageof 4