Stiff knee gait

Posted on March 29, 2016 by admin

Plantar flexor muscle weakness may cause stiff-knee gait Adnan Apti et al Gait and Postue; Article in Press Quote: Aim The iterative simulation studies proclaim that plantar flexor (PF) muscle weakness is one of the contributors of stiff knee gait (SKG), although, whether isolated PF weakness generates SKG has not been validated in able-bodied people or individuals with neuromuscular disorders. The aim of… Stiff knee gait

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