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Gaining insight by going in circles [neural control of human walking].

Although most of us take it for granted, walking is actually a complex task that requires intricate neural control. Successful navigation through our changing daily environments requires the ability to adapt locomotor outputs to meet a variety of situations. For example, in order to walk around an o...

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Cyhoeddwyd yn:IEEE Engineering in medicine and biology magazine 22, 2 (2003).
Prif Awdur: Earhart, G.M
Fformat: Erthygl
Iaith:Saesneg
Pynciau:
Adaptive response.
Backward walking.
Central nervous system structures.
Centrally mediated adaptive process.
Cerebellum.
Changing daily environments.
Curve.
Feet.
Forward walking.
Hopping.
Human walking.
Locomotor outputs.
Locomotor trajectory.
Lower extremity.
Navigation.
Neural control.
Obstacle.
Peripheral phenomenon.
Podokinetic adaptation.
Podokinetic after-rotation.
Rotating circular treadmill.
Rotational relationship.
Somatosensory control.
Somatosensory information.
Stepping.
Trunk.
Vestibular control.
Visual control.