Weighting of the sensory systems during quiet standing in patients with neurogenic claudication: using time-frequency analysis

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Balance control during quiet standing of patients with neurogenic claudication (NC) was less stable than healthy adults. However, the weighting of the sensory systems was not different between patients with NC and healthy adults. Therefore, other factors such as motor output systems should be determined in future studies. Time-frequency analysis may assist further understanding in balance control mechanism.
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