Electrical noise to a knee joint stabilizes quiet bipedal stance.
Electrical noise to a knee joint stabilizes quiet bipedal stance.
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膝关节的电噪声稳定了安静的双足姿势。
DOI:
10.1016/j.gaitpost.2012.09.013
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发表时间:
2013
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影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
Kimura T and Kouzaki M.
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作者:
Yamakita M;Sato M;Ando D;Suzuki K;Yamagata Z;山北満哉,佐藤美理,安藤大輔,鈴木孝太,山縣然太朗;山北満哉,佐藤美理,安藤大輔,鈴木孝太,山縣然太朗;山北満哉,佐藤美理,安藤大輔,鈴木孝太,山縣然太朗;山北満哉,佐藤美理,安藤大輔,鈴木孝太,山縣然太朗;小山勝弘・安藤大輔:(編),山北満哉,北川淳,小野悠介,藤田諒(共著);T.Kimura;木村哲也;Kimura T and Kouzaki M.
Studies have shown that a minute, noise-like electrical stimulation (ES) of a lower limb joint stabilizes one-legged standing (OS), possibly due to the noise-enhanced joint proprioception. To demonstrate the practical utility of this finding, we assessed whether the bipedal stance (BS), relatively stable and generally employed in daily activities, is also stabilized by the same ES method. Twelve volunteers maintained quiet BS with or without an unperceivable, noise-like ES of a knee joint. The results showed that the average amplitude, peak-to-peak amplitude, and standard deviation of the foot center of pressure in the anteroposterior direction were significantly attenuated by the ES (P<0.05). These results indicate that the BS also can be stabilized by an unperceivable, noise-like ES of a knee joint.