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Individualised Gait Modification Strategies in Alkaptonuria Patients
This study evaluates the efficacy of a gait modification intervention using real-time biofeedback on reducing the knee joint loading in Alkaptonuria patients during treadmill walking. It will also assess whether the individualised adopted gait modification can be retained without feedback and during over ground walking.
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