Step duration
1 paper1 finding
- Humans1
Associations
1Fall history
upin humans1
1 study
Fall history
upin humans1
Fall history is associated with step duration in humans (670 ± 195 ms vs. 602 ± 191 ms, p < .001).
“step duration of the first reactive step in older adults with a fall history were slower than older adults without a fall history (342 ± 124 ms vs. 306 ± 122 ms, p = .001 and 670 ± 195 ms vs. 602 ± 191 ms, p < .001, respectively)”
Humansduring unannounced lateral perturbation walking
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