... this article as: Fulk et al.: The effects of diabetes and/or peripheral
neuropathy in detecting short postural perturbations in mature adults.
Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation 2010 ... [35],
so the exact role of the vestibular system in detecting
the short perturbations employed by this study is not
known at this time. Future work wi...
... During Stroop walking, a single stimulus was pre-
sented at the beginning of the analyzed motion data of
one complete stride. Subjects were informed about the
impending task at the beginning of ... remains unclear if
these are inherent or conscious adjustments made by
the individual. The finding of deficits in rea ction time in
concert with the conservative gait stra...
... Fahrenheit) in the laboratory.
Prior to the recording, the skin surfaces over the ulnar aspect of the wrist, the back of the
hand, and the index finger were lightly abraded and cleaned with rubbing ... built into the EMG machine during the experiment while different EMG machines may
have different notch filtering implementations. The findings in this report we...
... assessments of fear of falling
have not previously been included in studies when inves-
tigating the effect of STN stimulation. In the present study,
the patients rated their fear of falling as less ... [35] The subject is standing barefoot with the feet placed on a line in front of each other, toes touching the heel of the other
foot. The test is performed...
... flexors
provide ~70% of the joint work during walking, far more
than the muscles crossing the hip or knee [22,23]. The
muscles acting at the ankle joint act to support the body,
propel the center of mass ... in spinal stepping and
standing. Advances in Neurology 1997, 72:233-247.
8. Lovely RG, Gregor RJ, Roy RR, Edgerton VR: Effects of training on
the recovery of...
... carried out the testing,
performed statistical testing and drafted the manuscript.
MM carried out the immunoassays. GPW participated in
the coordination of the study and drafting of the manu-
script. ... progression of the exercise
training programme was provided, and participants were
instructed to maintain the exercise as of week 8 for the final
4 weeks. This was...
... quan-
tify the force applied, lateral displacement of the patella
during physical exam of healthy subject and can be used
in future studies of evaluating the effectiveness of thermal
shrinkage of medial ... important to quantify
the effectiveness of thermal capsulorrhaphy in clinic. This
study investigated the feasibility of biomechanical testing
of the medial...
... evaluated the effect of
increasing the number of test trials in the assessment of
knee joint position sense by measuring the progression of
means and standard deviations as the trial number
increased ... conditions for the one-way ANOVA. The mean
Non Weight Bearing (NWB) setup simulating the swing phase of walkingFigure 3
Non Weight Bearing (NWB) setup simulating...
... number of GPs from other viruses, such as the hemag-
glutinin (HA) of influenza virus, the envelope proteins
(E1 and E2) of Sindbis virus and the G protein of vesicular
stomatitis virus (VSV-G). These ... purposes, the C-terminal of the
VSV-G cDNA was fused to an HA sequence. The two chi-
maeras were obtained by inserting the HA-containing
VSV-G cDNA downstream of sc...
... paracrine receptor binding
effects [10,11]. On the other hand, measuring expression
of the inflammatory mediator genes may not reflect the
functional activity of the end-protein, because this also
depends ... threshold, to promote and maintain
rolling interactions [28]. In our study, expression of
L-selectin was depressed in the HT group. This finding is
consistent with...