Inertial Sensors Reveal Subtle Motor Deficits When Walking With Horizontal Head Turns After Concussion
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DOI: 10.1097/htr.0000000000000418
Abstract: Objective: To examine whether horizontal head turns while seated or while walking, when instrumented with inertial sensors, were sensitive to the acute effects of concussion and whether horizontal head turns had utility for concussion management.… read more here.
Keywords: inertial sensors; concussion; horizontal head; head ... See more keywords
Walking With Horizontal Head Turns Is Impaired in Persons With Early-Stage Multiple Sclerosis Showing Normal Locomotion
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DOI: 10.3389/fneur.2021.821640
Abstract: Background Turning the head while walking (an action often required during daily living) is particularly challenging to maintain balance. It can therefore potentially reveal subtle impairments in early-stage people with multiple sclerosis who still show… read more here.
Keywords: early stage; normal locomotion; head; walking horizontal ... See more keywords