A comparison of lower limb EMG and ground reaction forces between barefoot and shod gait in participants with diabetic neuropathic and healthy controls

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Isabel CN Sacco
Paula MH Akashi
Ewald M Hennig
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[1] Speech and Occupational Therapy Department,University of São Paulo, School of Medicine, Physical Therapy
[2] University of Duisburg-Essen,undefined
[3] Biomechanics Laboratory,undefined
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BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders | / 11卷
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Tibialis Anterior; Ground Reaction Force; Stance Phase; Lateral Gastrocnemius; Propulsive Force;
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