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Analyse cinétique et cinématique de la locomotion chez les enfants atteints d'un déficit moteur cérébral : comparaison de l'orthèse tibiale fixe et articulée

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figure 2.1 : Phases et périodes d’un cycle de marche. Adapté de Allard et Blanchi (1996)
Figure 2.2 : Courbes de puissance à la hanche, au genou et à la cheville. Adapté de Winter (1991).
Figure 2.5: Orthèse tibiale articulée (OTA).
figure 3.1 illustre le placement des marqueurs sur les sujets.
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