A Novel Method for Measuring In-Shoe Navicular Drop during Gait

Simon L. Kappel(Aarhus University), Peter Ahrendt(Aarhus University), Michael Skovdal Rathleff(Aalborg University Hospital), Dan Hermann(Aarhus University), Ole Simonsen(Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust), Henrik Karstoft(Aarhus University)
Sensors
August 27, 2012
10.3390/s120911697
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