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Motion sickness and cybersickness – Sensory mismatch by Laessoe, U., Abrahamsen, S., Zepernick, S., Raunsbaek, A., Stensen, C.

“…•Healthy young people were exposed to VR with vection by a head-mounted display.•Increased postural sway revealed that their balance control was strongly…”
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Efficacy of Nintendo Wii training on mechanical leg muscle function and postural balance in community-dwelling older adults: a randomized controlled trial by Jorgensen, Martin G, Laessoe, Uffe, Hendriksen, Carsten, Nielsen, Ole Bruno Faurholt, Aagaard, Per

“…Older adults show increased risk of falling and major risk factors include impaired lower extremity muscle strength and postural balance. However, the…”
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The association between eccentric hip abduction strength and hip and knee angular movements in recreational male runners: An explorative study by Brund, R. B. K., Rasmussen, S., Nielsen, R. O., Kersting, U. G., Laessoe, U., Voigt, M.

“…Weak hip abductors may be related with increased hip adduction and knee abduction angular movement, which may be risk factors of lower extremity injuries. As…”
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Time-of-day influences postural balance in older adults by Jorgensen, M.G, Rathleff, M.S, Laessoe, U, Caserotti, P, Nielsen, O.B.F, Aagaard, P

“…Highlights ► Postural balance in older adults appear to be affected by time-of-day. ► Time-of-day should be controlled when assessing postural balance in…”
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Examination of the gait pattern based on adjusting and resulting components of the stride-to-stride variability: proof of concept by Laessoe, U, Jensen, N M B, Madeleine, P

“…Stride-to-stride variability may be used as an indicator in the assessment of gait performance, but the evaluation of this parameter is not trivial. In the…”
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Body schema and midline sensation influenced by unilateral manual stimulation of lower extremity by Laessoe, U, Barth, L, Skeie, S, McGirr, K

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Decreased muscle strength is associated with impaired long-term functional outcome after intramedullary nailing of femoral shaft fracture by Larsen, P., Elsoe, R., Graven-Nielsen, T., Laessoe, U., Rasmussen, S.

“…Purpose To examine the long-term outcome after intramedullary nailing of femoral diaphysial fractures measured as disease-specific patient reported function,…”
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Exercise gaming - a motivational approach for older adults with vestibular dysfunction by Smaerup, M., Grönvall, E., Larsen, S. B., Laessoe, U., Henriksen, J. J., Damsgaard, E. M.

“…Purpose The purpose of the study was to identify possible reasons for a modest level of exercise compliance during computer-assisted training for vestibular…”
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Intra-rater reproducibility and validity of Nintendo Wii balance testing in community-dwelling older adults by Jorgensen, M.G, Laessoe, U, Hendriksen, C, Nielsen, O.B.F, Aagaard, P

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P2.022 Residual attentional capacity amongst young and elderly during dual and triple task walking by Laessoe, U, Hoeck, H.C, Simonsen, O, Voigt, M

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A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of Nintendo Wii training on balance impaired older adults by Gronbech Jorgensen, M, Laessoe, U, Hendriksen, C, Nielsen, O, Aagaard, P

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Modification of stretch tolerance in a stooping position by Læssøe, U., Voigt, M.

“…A stooping (slump) position is believed to add tension to the nerve tissue complex. This study was designed to determine whether this position would have an…”
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Residual attentional capacity amongst young and elderly during dual and triple task walking by Laessoe, Uffe, Hoeck, Hans C., Simonsen, Ole, Voigt, Michael

“…Walking is considered an automatic function which demands little attentional resources. Thus a residual attentional capacity is available for a concurrent task…”
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