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扰动时间对恢复全身角动量在非常慢的步行过程中的影响

M van Mierlo1, M Abma1, M Vlutters1

  • 1Department of Biomechanical Engineering, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands.

Human movement science
|August 13, 2023
PubMed
概括

在行走过程中恢复人体平衡依赖于全身角动量 (WBAM) 调节. 平衡扰动的时间影响了地面反应力 (GRF) 和压力中心 (CoP) 的调整如何有助于恢复稳定.

关键词:
压力调制中心的压力调制中心.步行方式 步行方式地上的反应力向量.人类的平衡 人类的平衡非常缓慢的步行走路非常缓慢.整个身体的角运动量.

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