Search Results - "Lehnen, Georgia Cristina"

Effects of triceps surae fatigue and weight training level on gait variability and local stability in young adults by Lehnen, Georgia Cristina Schabbach, Rodrigues, Fábio Barbosa, Galvão, Johelma Moutinho Assis, Andrade, Adriano O., Vieira, Marcus Fraga

“…Muscle fatigue negatively affects gait, and the changes in gait pattern due to muscle fatigue is influenced by which muscles are fatigued and pre-existing…”
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Back Pain Prevalence and Its Associated Factors in Brazilian Athletes from Public High Schools: A Cross-Sectional Study by Noll, Matias, de Avelar, Ivan Silveira, Lehnen, Georgia Cristina, Vieira, Marcus Fraga

“…Most studies on the prevalence of back pain have evaluated it in developed countries (Human Development Index--HDI > 0.808), and their conclusions may not hold…”
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Local dynamic stability and gait variability during attentional tasks in young adults by Magnani, Rina Márcia, Lehnen, Georgia Cristina, Rodrigues, Fábio Barbosa, de Sá e Souza, Gustavo Souto, de Oliveira Andrade, Adriano, Vieira, Marcus Fraga

“…Highlights • Talking or texting on cell phone while walking decreases trunk stability. • Talking or texting on cell phone while walking increases gait…”
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Center of pressure and center of mass behavior during gait initiation on inclined surfaces: A statistical parametric mapping analysis by Vieira, Marcus Fraga, de Brito, Ademir Alves, Lehnen, Georgia Cristina, Rodrigues, Fábio Barbosa

“…Abstract This study analyzed gait initiation (GI) on inclined surfaces with 68 young adult subjects of both sexes. Ground reaction forces and moments were…”
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Effects of General Fatigue Induced by Incremental Maximal Exercise Test on Gait Stability and Variability of Healthy Young Subjects by Vieira, Marcus Fraga, Souza, Gustavo Souto de Sá e, Lehnen, Georgia Crisitna, Rodrigues, Fábio Barbosa, Andrade, Adriano O

“…Abstract The purpose of this study was to determine whether general fatigue induced by incremental maximal exercise test (IMET) affects gait stability and…”
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Gait stability, variability and complexity on inclined surfaces by Vieira, Marcus Fraga, Rodrigues, Fábio Barbosa, de Sá e Souza, Gustavo Souto, Magnani, Rina Márcia, Lehnen, Georgia Cristina, Campos, Natalia Guimarães, Andrade, Adriano O

“…Abstract This study evaluated the gait stability, variability, and complexity of healthy young adults on inclined surfaces. A total of 49 individuals walked on…”
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Effects of backpack load and positioning on nonlinear gait features in young adults by Rodrigues, Fábio Barbosa, Magnani, Rina Marcia, Lehnen, Georgia Cristina, Souza, Gustavo Souto de Sá e, Andrade, Adriano O., Vieira, Marcus Fraga

“…Overloaded backpacks can cause changes in posture and gait dynamic balance. Therefore, the aim of this study was to assess gait regularity and local dynamic…”
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Linear and Nonlinear Gait Features in Older Adults Walking on Inclined Surfaces at Different Speeds by Vieira, Marcus Fraga, Rodrigues, Fábio Barbosa, de Sá e Souza, Gustavo Souto, Magnani, Rina Márcia, Lehnen, Georgia Cristina, Andrade, Adriano O.

“…This study evaluated linear and nonlinear gait features in healthy older adults walking on inclined surfaces at different speeds. Thirty-seven active older…”
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Use of a Backpack Alters Gait Initiation of High School Students by Vieira, Marcus Fraga, Lehnen, Georgia Cristina, Noll, Matias, Rodrigues, Fábio Barbosa, Avelar, Ivan Silveira de, Costa, Paula Hentschel Lobo da

“…Abstract We assessed how backpack carriage influences the gait initiation (GI) process in high school students, who extensively use backpacks. GI involves…”
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Back Pain Prevalence and Its Associated Factors in Brazilian Athletes from Public High Schools: A Cross-Sectional Study: e0150542 by Noll, Matias, Avelar, Ivan Silveirade, Lehnen, Georgia Cristina, Vieira, Marcus Fraga

“…Most studies on the prevalence of back pain have evaluated it in developed countries (Human Development Index-HDI > 0.808), and their conclusions may not hold…”
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