Humans walk bipedally, and thus, it is unclear why they swing their arms. In this paper, we
will review the mechanisms and functions of arm swinging in human gait. First, we discuss …

During recent years, evidence has come up that bipedal locomotion is based on a
quadrupedal limb coordination. A task-dependent neuronal coupling of upper and lower …

Partial occlusion of the human body caused by obstacles or a limited camera field of view
often occurs in surveillance videos, which affects the performance of gait recognition in …

Background. Mirror therapy (MT) and mesh glove (MG) afferent stimulation may be effective
in reducing motor impairment after stroke. A hybrid intervention of MT combined with MG …

Objectives: 1) To investigate the feasibility of combining transcranial direct current
stimulation (tDCS) to the lower extremity (LE) motor cortex with novel locomotor training to …

BACKGROUND: Locomotor training with a robot-assisted gait orthosis (LT-RGO) and
transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) are interventions that can significantly enhance …

The aim of this study was to analyze the alterations of arm and leg movements of patients
during stroke gait. Joint angles of upper and lower limbs and spatiotemporal variables were …

Background Gait asymmetry is an important characteristic often studied in stroke patients.
Several methods have been used to define gait asymmetry using joint angles. However …

Observational research suggests that in children with cerebral palsy, the altered arm swing
is linked to instability during walking. Therefore, the current study investigates whether …

Background Previous studies have shown that a cerebrovascular accident disrupts the
coordinated control of leg muscles during locomotion inducing asymmetric gait patterns …