Comparison of upper body angular motion during walking in different genders

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This study aimed to compare the upper body angular motion in different genders. Thirty healthy subjects participated in this study. Subjects walked on a level surface with tri-axial gyro-sensors attached at four locations on the back of body (pelvis, T10, C7, and head). Men generally had smaller angular speed than women in most sensor locations.
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UCB2101
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