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Proposal of Gait Monitoring Shoes Based on Comparative Analysis of Walking Gait Cycle between Normal People and Stroke Patients

Yoshida et al., 2017

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2216847269247386474
Author
Yoshida S
Murata Y
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IARIA, eTELEMED

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Elderly people have an increased risk of falling and consequently injuring themselves. The prevention of falls is one of major important issues to keep healthy life, because a fall is a main reason for them to hospital administration or a residential care. Motion capture systems …
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