1. Dynamic analysis of trunk flexion after stroke1
Sylvie Messier, MSc, OT, Daniel Bourbonnais, PhD, OT, Johanne Desrosiers, PhD, OT, Yves Roy, MSc 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 85, Issue 10, Pages (October 2004)
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2. Fig 1
Experimental set-up. Abbreviations: 45NP/D, 45° toward the nonparetic/dominant side; 45P/ND, 45° toward the paretic/nondominant side.
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3. Fig 2
Percentage of weight distribution (mean and SD) during (A) anterior trunk flexion movements; (B) 45° flexion toward the nonparetic/dominant side; and (C) 45° flexion toward the paretic/nondominant side. ∗P=.01; †P=.003; ‡P=.05.
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4. Fig 3
Center of mass and pelvic tilt in healthy persons and in persons with hemiparesis. Legend: 1, acromion marker; 2, trochanter marker.
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