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Quantifying locomotor instability in healthy adults: Insights from treadmill-induced slips and trips using a dynamic criterion
Background Understanding how the musculoskeletal and nervous systems maintain balance during walking remains challenging. Instability is difficult to quantify in real-life settings and no fully developed wearable system is currently available to measure it outside the laboratory. Treadmills provide
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