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姿势控制的感觉重量化需要明显的漫步和的摇摆适应

Eryn D Gerber1, Chun-Kai Huang2, Sanghee Moon3

  • 1Biodynamics Research Laboratory, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, USA.

Gait & posture
|May 9, 2024
PubMed
概括

健康的成年人通过改变他们的震-震 (TR) 摇摆而不是他们的漫游 (RM) 摇摆来适应感官挑战. 这表明有效的感官重权,对于评估衰老和神经疾病中的跌倒风险至关重要.

关键词:
压力中心的压力中心姿势摇摆是一种姿势摇摆.摇摇欲的-的-的-的-的-的-的-的-的-的-的-的样本 Entropy 样本 样本 样本感官组织测试 感官组织测试

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