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"source": "Concept adopted by \\cite{Davis1996} in which they defined this concept as: The resistance that the muscle and other soft tissue structures that cross a joint offer during gait in response to an applied moment." | |
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"source": "%%file test2.bib\n\n@Article{Davis1996,\nabstract = {Dynamic joint stiffness (the slope of joint angle-moment plot) is defined as the resistance that the muscles and other soft tissue structures that cross a joint offer during gait in response to an applied moment. This paper documents this concept for the ankle in normal gait and explores its potential clinical utility in pathological gait. Mean ankle stiffness was computed during the second rocker interval of stance phase for 28 normal pediatric ambulators and found to be 0.0598 N-m/kg/deg. Several patients with cerebral palsy were evaluated pre- and post-treatment with respect to their ankle stiffness.},\nauthor = {Davis, Roy B. and DeLuca, Peter A.},\ndoi = {10.1016/0966-6362(95)01045-9},\nfile = {:home/eprietop/.local/share/data/Mendeley Ltd./Mendeley Desktop/Downloaded/Davis, DeLuca - 1996 - Gait characterization via dynamic joint stiffness.pdf:pdf},\nisbn = {0966-6362},\nissn = {09666362},\njournal = {Gait and Posture},\nkeywords = {Angle-moment relationships,Ankle compliance,Ankle stiffness,Gait analysis,Joint kinetics},\nnumber = {3},\npages = {224--231},\ntitle = {{Gait characterization via dynamic joint stiffness}},\nvolume = {4},\nyear = {1996}\n}\n", | |
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"source": "# References\n\n(<a id=\"cit-Davis1996\" href=\"#call-Davis1996\">Davis and DeLuca, 1996</a>) Davis Roy B. and DeLuca Peter A., ``_Gait characterization via dynamic joint stiffness_'', Gait and Posture, vol. 4, number 3, pp. 224--231, 1996.\n\n" | |
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