Can a single session of treadmill-based slip training reduce daily life falls in community-dwelling older adults? A randomized controlled trial

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Yiru Wang
Shuaijie Wang
Xuan Liu
Anna Lee
Yi-Chung Pai
Tanvi Bhatt
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[1] University of Illinois at Chicago,Department of Physical Therapy, College of Applied Health and Sciences
[2] University of Illinois at Chicago,Program in Rehabilitation Sciences, College of Applied Health and Sciences
[3] Kessler Foundation,Center for Mobility and Rehabilitation Engineering Research
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Fall; Retention; Slip; Perturbation;
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页码:1593 / 1602
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