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The effects of everyday concurrent tasks on overground minimum toe clearance and gait parameters
2010
Gait & Posture
Deaths and injuries resulting from falls are a significant problem for older adults. Over half of falls during walking result from a trip, and these are likely to begin when the foot contacts the ground at the point of minimum toe clearance (MTC) during the swing phase where the foot most closely approaches the ground. MTC is commonly investigated using a limited number of points and on a treadmill, which cannot account for flooring irregularities, speed changes, and direction changes of
doi:10.1016/j.gaitpost.2010.02.013
pmid:20363138
pmcid:PMC5375120
fatcat:ohqugg4s2bbmdk3imtsjvcbqdm