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Age-Related Differences in Joint Kinematics and Spatiotemporal Parameters During Ramp Walking and Level Walking: Cross-Sectional Study
Gait function is essential for mobility and independence in older adults. Although age-related gait decline on level walking has been studied extensively, there is less information on how aging affects gait during ramp walking, despite its relevance in daily life. Different biomechanical strategies are used during ramp ascent and descent; however, detailed joint kinematics remain unclear, particularly under real-world conditions.
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A wearable gait-monitoring system accurately tracked walking patterns in older adults outside of laboratory settings, demonstrating how sensor-based technologies can detect mobility changes linked to aging. Continuous monitoring could help identify functional decline earlier than traditional clinic visits alone.
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