Feasibility of an In-shoe Sensor to Deliver Propulsion Biofeedback during Gait
Post-stroke hemiparesis and diabetic peripheral neuropathy commonly result in reduced propulsion during gait, measured as anterior ground reaction force (AGRF). Reduced propulsion results in decreased step length and gait speed. The loadsol ® is an in-shoe sensor that can provide clinical gait analysis and gait biofeedback. Our objective is to examine the feasibility of forefoot loadsol® biofeedback to increase AGRF in able-bodied participants.
Source: Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation - Category: Rehabilitation Authors: Nicole Rendos, Hannah Christianson, Brian Proppe, Olivia Mould, Trisha Kesar Tags: Oral Presentation 2508964 Source Type: research
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