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Locomotion Oral
Aug 01, 2019 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM(America/Edmonton)
Venue : Macleod A/B
20190801T1030 20190801T1130 America/Edmonton Osteoarthritis 1 Macleod A/B ISB/ASB 2019 isb2019@ucalgary.ca
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A simpler method to evaluate the knee adduction moment during gait using plantar pressure measurements

OralLocomotion: Clinical gait 10:30 AM - 10:42 AM (America/Edmonton) 2019/08/01 16:30:00 UTC - 2019/08/01 16:42:00 UTC
Presenters
KT
 Kevin Thomas
Stanford University Co-Authors
JF
 Julien Favre
University Of Lausanne
TA
 Thomas Andriacchi
Stanford University

Effects of bilateral medial knee osteoarthritis on the body's center of mass motion relative to the center of pressure during gait

OralLocomotion: Clinical gait 10:42 AM - 10:54 AM (America/Edmonton) 2019/08/01 16:42:00 UTC - 2019/08/01 16:54:00 UTC
Presenters
PL
 Pei-An Lee
Department Of Biomedical Engineering Co-Authors
TL
 Tung-Wu Lu
National Taiwan University
HL
 Hwa-Chang Liu
Taiwan Adventist Hospital National Taiwan University Hospital, Taiwan
SH
 Shih-Wun Hong
NY
 Ning-Chiang Yang
Taiwan Adventist Hospital National Taiwan University Hospital, Taiwan

Joint loading and muscle strength of patients with knee osteoarthritis when walking downhill

OralLocomotion: Clinical gait 10:54 AM - 11:06 AM (America/Edmonton) 2019/08/01 16:54:00 UTC - 2019/08/01 17:06:00 UTC
Presenters Gerda Strutzenberger
University Of Salzburg Co-Authors
SM
 Stephanie Murauer
Paris-Lodron University Salzburg, Austria
PH
 Patrick Heckmaier
Paris-Lodron University Salzburg, Austria
HS
 Hermann Schwameder
University Of Salzburg

Lateral knee translation measures in adults with knee osteoarthritis

OralLocomotion: Clinical gait 11:06 AM - 11:18 AM (America/Edmonton) 2019/08/01 17:06:00 UTC - 2019/08/01 17:18:00 UTC
Presenters
DK
 Dylan Kobsar Co-Authors Calvin Tse
University Of British Columbia
JC
 Jesse Charlton
University Of British Columbia
MH
 Michael Hunt
University Of British Columbia

Personalization improves the efficacy of gait modifications at reducing the knee adduction moment in individuals with medial knee osteoarthritis

OralLocomotion: Clinical gait 11:18 AM - 11:30 AM (America/Edmonton) 2019/08/01 17:18:00 UTC - 2019/08/01 17:30:00 UTC
Presenters
SU
 Scott Uhlrich
Stanford University Co-Authors
GB
 Gary Beaupre
JK
 Julie Kolesar
AS
 Amy Silder
US Army
MB
 Madeleine Berkson
HM
 Healey Montague-Alamin
AF
 Andrea Finlay
GG
 Garry Gold
SD
 Scott Delp
Stanford University
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Kevin Thomas
Stanford University
Dr. Gerda Strutzenberger
University of Salzburg
Dr. Dylan Kobsar
Scott Uhlrich
Stanford University
Pei-An Lee
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Dr. Gerda Strutzenberger
Dr. Gerda Strutzenberger
University of Salzburg
Dr. Hermann Schwameder
University of Salzburg
Monica Maly
The University of Waterloo
Denean Kelson
Virginia Tech
Jason Wilken
The University of Iowa
Dr. Christa Nelson
Dr. Christa Nelson
University of Maryland School of Medicine
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1547835464ISB_pKAM_abstract_submission.pdf
A simpler method to evaluate the knee...
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1548809249Uhlrich_ISB2019abstract.pdf
Personalization improves the efficacy...
 0 Submitted by Scott Uhlrich
1548950348ISB2019_PeiAn_2.0.pdf
Effects of bilateral medial knee oste...
 0 Submitted by Pei-An Lee
1548960906Kobsar_ISB_2019_V2.pdf
Lateral knee translation measures in ...
 0 Submitted by Dylan Kobsar
1555358732ISB19_GoSKO_Strutzenberger_rev.pdf
Joint loading and muscle strength of ...
 0 Submitted by Gerda Strutzenberger

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