"Effects of a Swing Time based Vibro Tactile Biofeedback Protocol on Ga" by Alexandra Giraldo-Pedroza, Winson Chiu Chun Lee et al.
Older adults walk with shorter stride length; this change has been linked with reductions in gait performance. Wearable systems that provide customized biofeedback has been found to have effectively increased the stride length and the range of motion. Previous studies have suggested that changes in gait patterns usually require a motor learning process, which can be reflected in the increase in variability in some gait parameters. This study paid attention to the changes in variability in gait upon using a swing time based vibrotactile biofeedback system. Four healthy older adults participated...
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