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275 related items for PubMed ID: 23787149

  • 1. The modulation of forward propulsion, vertical support, and center of pressure by the plantarflexors during human walking.
    Francis CA, Lenz AL, Lenhart RL, Thelen DG.
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  • 4. Société de Biomécanique young investigator award 2022: Effects of applying functional electrical stimulation to ankle plantarflexor muscles on forward propulsion during walking in young healthy adults.
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  • 20. Toe walking: muscular demands at the ankle and knee.
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