Use of the margin of stability to quantify stability in pathologic gait–a qualitative systematic review
Abstract Background The Margin of Stability (MoS) is a widely used objective measure of
dynamic stability during gait. Increasingly, researchers are using the MoS to assess the …
dynamic stability during gait. Increasingly, researchers are using the MoS to assess the …
Neuropathological and motor impairments after incomplete cervical spinal cord injury in pigs
Humans, primates, and rodents with cervical spinal cord injury (SCI) show permanent
sensorimotor dysfunction of the upper/forelimb as consequence of axonal damage and local …
sensorimotor dysfunction of the upper/forelimb as consequence of axonal damage and local …
Reactive stepping after a forward fall in people living with incomplete spinal cord injury or disease
Abstract Study design Cross sectional. Objectives To compare the reactive stepping ability of
individuals living with incomplete spinal cord injury or disease (SCI/D) to that of sex-and age …
individuals living with incomplete spinal cord injury or disease (SCI/D) to that of sex-and age …
Using wearable sensors to characterize gait after spinal cord injury: evaluation of test–retest reliability and construct validity
Study design Quantitative cross-sectional study. Objectives Evaluate the test–retest
reliability and the construct validity of inertial measurement units (IMU) to characterize …
reliability and the construct validity of inertial measurement units (IMU) to characterize …
Control of center of mass motion during walking correlates with gait and balance in people with incomplete spinal cord injury
Background There is evidence that ambulatory people with incomplete spinal cord injury
(iSCI) have an impaired ability to control lateral motion of their whole-body center of mass …
(iSCI) have an impaired ability to control lateral motion of their whole-body center of mass …
Reactive balance responses to an unexpected slip perturbation in individuals with incomplete spinal cord injury
Background Frequent falls while walking among individuals with incomplete spinal cord
injury may suggest impairments in reactive balance control; however, reactive balance …
injury may suggest impairments in reactive balance control; however, reactive balance …
The effects of light touch on gait and dynamic balance during normal and tandem walking in individuals with an incomplete spinal cord injury
Study design Prospective cross-sectional study Objectives To investigate the effect of adding
haptic input during walking in individuals with incomplete spinal cord injury (iSCI). Setting …
haptic input during walking in individuals with incomplete spinal cord injury (iSCI). Setting …
Investigating proactive balance control in individuals with incomplete spinal cord injury while walking on a known slippery surface
Background Up to 83% of individuals with incomplete spinal cord injury (iSCI) experience≥
1 fall/year. Individuals with iSCI employ more cautious walking strategies than able-bodied …
1 fall/year. Individuals with iSCI employ more cautious walking strategies than able-bodied …
Control of center of mass motion during walking predicts gait and balance in people with incomplete spinal cord injury
Background There is evidence that ambulatory people with incomplete spinal cord injury
(iSCI) have an impaired ability to control lateral motion of their whole-body center of mass …
(iSCI) have an impaired ability to control lateral motion of their whole-body center of mass …
The measurement properties of the Lean-and-Release test in people with incomplete spinal cord injury or disease
Objective To evaluate test-retest reliability, agreement, and convergent validity of the Lean-
and-Release test for the assessment of reactive stepping among individuals with incomplete …
and-Release test for the assessment of reactive stepping among individuals with incomplete …