Temporal coordination of head, trunk, and feet during 360-degree turning in Parkinson's disease
Burgos, Pablo; Horak, Fay; Silva-Batista, Carla; Carlson-Kuhta, Patricia; Ragothaman, Anjani; Shah, Vrutangkumar; Mancini, Martina
2024

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The activity where people with PD have the most falls is during turning, and Turning is involved in about 40% of the daily steps. However, turning is less studied than straight-ahead gait or balance. The purpose of this study is to describe different strategies of temporal coordination of the head, trunk, and feet in people with PD.

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Title Temporal coordination of head, trunk, and feet during 360-degree turning in Parkinson's disease
Creator Burgos, Pablo : Oregon Health and Science University
Horak, Fay : Oregon Health and Science University
Silva-Batista, Carla : Oregon Health and Science University
Carlson-Kuhta, Patricia : Oregon Health and Science University
Ragothaman, Anjani : Oregon Health and Science University
Shah, Vrutangkumar : Oregon Health and Science University
Mancini, Martina : Oregon Health and Science University
Meeting Name Research Week, Oregon Health and Science University, 2024
Publisher Oregon Health and Science University
Date 2024
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DOI https://doi.org/10.6083/bpxhc43644
Language English
Content Type Abstract
Department Department of Neurology
School School of Medicine
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Record ID 43644
Record Created 2024-08-22
Record Appears in Organizations > Departments and Divisions > School of Medicine Clinical Sciences Departments and Divisions > Department of Neurology
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