Search Results - "Craig, Jordan J."

Coordination of trunk and foot acceleration during gait is affected by walking velocity and fall history in elderly adults by Craig, Jordan J., Bruetsch, Adam P., Huisinga, Jessie M.

“…Background Falling is a significant concern for many elderly adults but identifying individuals at risk of falling is difficult, and it is not clear how…”
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Instrumented balance and walking assessments in persons with multiple sclerosis show strong test-retest reliability by Craig, Jordan J, Bruetsch, Adam P, Lynch, Sharon G, Horak, Fay B, Huisinga, Jessie M

“…There is a need for objective movement assessment for clinical research trials aimed at improving gait and balance in persons with multiple sclerosis (PwMS)…”
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Relationship between trunk and foot accelerations during walking in healthy adults by Craig, Jordan J, Bruetsch, Adam, Huisinga, Jessie M

“…Highlights • Acceleration variability magnitude at feet is greater than at trunk during walking. • Structure of variability shows greater regularity at the…”
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Trunk and foot acceleration variability during walking relates to fall history and clinical disability in persons with multiple sclerosis by Craig, Jordan J., Bruetsch, Adam P., Lynch, Sharon G., Huisinga, Jessie M.

“…Persons with multiple sclerosis are often at higher risk for falling, but clinical disability scales and fall risk questionnaires are subjective and don't…”
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Altered visual and somatosensory feedback affects gait stability in persons with multiple sclerosis by Craig, Jordan J., Bruetsch, Adam P., Lynch, Sharon G., Huisinga, Jessie M.

“…•Gait stability indices detect differences in gait under altered sensory conditions.•Healthy controls and multiple sclerosis subjects adapt to altered sensory…”
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The relationship between trunk and foot acceleration variability during walking shows minor changes in persons with multiple sclerosis by Craig, Jordan J., Bruetsch, Adam P., Lynch, Sharon G., Huisinga, Jessie M.

“…Identifying how relationships between variability of upper and lower body segments during walking are altered in persons with multiple sclerosis may uncover…”
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Quantifying Gait Stability Based on Body Segment Coordination Relationships Measured with Wireless Sensors by Craig, Jordan J. W

“…The purpose of this study was to investigate how the relationships between upper body (trunk) and lower body (feet) motion are affected by multiple sclerosis…”
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