Quantitative assessment of foot sensitivity: The effects of foot sole skin temperature, blood flow at the foot area and footwear
The human foot has been accepted over the years as an important source of afferent input, used not only in the recognition of the surrounding environment (e.g. hard and soft surfaces), but also in the fine regulation of common daily-live movements (e.g. gait and balance control). The performance of...
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Universitätsbibliothek Chemnitz
2010
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