1. Intrasession Reliability of Force Platform Parameters in Community-Dwelling Older Adults 
Christoph Bauer, MSc, PT, Ines Gröger, Roland Rupprecht, PhD, Karl Günter Gaßmann, PhD, MD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 89, Issue 10, Pages (October 2008)
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2. Fig 1 Schematic representation of force platform.
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3. Fig 2
Area of sway and total length of COP movement. Representative data from 1 participant. The line represents the total path of the COP (length). The ellipse represents 95% of the sampled points (sway area).
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4. Fig 3
ML sway. The right left stabilogram represents the vector components of the patients' oscillations throughout the duration of the examination. Legend: x axis, time in seconds; y axis, ML sway in millimeters.
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5. Fig 4
AP sway. The AP stabilogram represents the vector components of the patients' oscillations throughout the duration of the examination. Legend: x axis, time in seconds; y axis, AP sway in millimeters.
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