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Hip and knee flexion of lead and trail limbs during ascent of a step of different heights by normal adults
Physiotherapy, 11/06/09
Smutnick JA et al. – The hip and knee flexion used to ascend a step depends on whether a limb is leading or trailing, and on step height. For individuals with limited flexion in a limb, range demands will be reduced if the restricted limb trails during a step–to–step pattern.
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