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  • 31. Gait comparison of subjects with hemiplegia walking unbraced, with ankle-foot orthosis, and with Air-Stirrup brace.
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  • 32. Gait evaluation of the advanced reciprocating gait orthosis with solid versus dorsi flexion assist ankle foot orthoses in paraplegic patients.
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  • 34. Effects of ankle-foot orthoses on ankle and foot kinematics in patient with ankle osteoarthritis.
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  • 36. Effects of the toe-only rocker on gait kinematics and kinetics in able-bodied persons.
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  • 39. A system for the continuous measurement of ankle joint moment in hemiplegic patients wearing ankle-foot orthoses.
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