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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.

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
Copyright Status
In copyright - joint owners
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Record ID
43644
Record Created
2024-08-22
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