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In the developing child, large stride-to-stride variations are seen, including frequent falls, due to the immature control of posture and gait. <ref>Hausdorff J.M, L. Zemany, C.K Peng, A.L Goldberger. Maturation of gait dynamics: stride-to-stride variability and its temporal organization in children. Journal of Applied Physiology. 1999:86(3):1040–1047.</ref> | |||
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In the developing child, large stride-to-stride variations are seen, including frequent falls, due to the immature control of posture and gait. [1]
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- ↑ Hausdorff J.M, L. Zemany, C.K Peng, A.L Goldberger. Maturation of gait dynamics: stride-to-stride variability and its temporal organization in children. Journal of Applied Physiology. 1999:86(3):1040–1047.
