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14 …The clinical assessment of gait and posture within an outpatient, inpatient, or… Page
19 …purpose (e.g., diagnosis, progression, risk prediction), as one size will not… Page
20 …A variety of clinical assessment scales have been designed to evaluate the… Page
21 …compared to healthy controls without risk factors [72]. Monitoring upper-body movements… Page
22 …Impaired gait and postural control are associated with an increased falls risk… Page
24 …Falls risk is also increased in dementia and MCI, with DLB and… Page
28 …Recommendations Quantitative, objective assessments of gait and postural control should supplement traditional… Page
29 …Objective assessment of fall risk in Parkinson’s disease using a body… Page
31 …The relevance of clinical balance assessment tools to differentiate balance deficits. Eur… Page
33 …A systematic review and meta-analysis of studies using instrumented assessment. Gerontology… Page
34 …Preclinical Alzheimer disease and risk of falls. Neurology. 2013;81:437–443… Page
47 …Quality assessment was completed to detect risk of bias. Results There is… Page
48 …Presently, the principle methods of gait assessment in a clinical setting are… Page
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65 …These changes lead to an increased risk of falls and have potential… Page
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28 Reliability of a novel thermal imaging system for temperature assessment of healthy… Page
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37 …American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons Lower Limb Outcomes Assessment: Foot and Ankle… Page
53 recurrence rates in high-risk patients [19]. Despite inclusion in several clinical… Page
55 …found mobile phone images had low validity and reliability for remote assessment… Page
56 …Due to high risks of infection and ischemia in DFU leading to… Page
58 …demonstrated a good agreement between assessment of 3D wound pictures and face… Page
67 …Furthermore, various studies have demonstrated that automated telephonic assessment (ATA) can facilitate… Page
69 …The Motus Smart Boot facilitates the real-time assessment of offloading, managing… Page
71 …Motor Performance Assessment in Parkinson’s Disease: Association between Objective In-Clinic… Page
72 …high-risk patients: Use of temperature monitoring as a self-assessment tool… Page
73 …Remote assessment of diabetic foot ulcers using a novel wound imaging system… Page
74 …of Foot Exams and Amputation Risk Assessments for Veterans with Diabetes. Fed… Page
75 …Outcomes of a digital health program with human coaching for diabetes risk… Page
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33 …Power Doppler ultrasonographic assessment of the ankle in patients with inflammatory rheumatic… Page
52 …each modifiable risk factor evaluated in this RCT. Baseline assessment data are… Page
57 …For this reason, this modifiable risk factor was targeted in our intervention… Page
60 …step of the assessment and follow-up, possible risks, and that no… Page
66 …Comprehensive foot examination and risk assessment. Diabetes Care. 2008;31:1679–1685…

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27 …While PAD is a major risk factor for lower-extremity amputation, it… Page
28 …Compared with an assessment of pulses or a medical history, the ABI… Page
30 …In summary, diabetes increases the risk for atherogenesis via deleterious effects on… Page
31 …MRA is noninvasive with minimal risk of renal insult. It may give… Page
33 …Occlusive dressings may lower the risk of infection. Treatment of infection Although… Page
34 …protocol of preoperative risk assessment and perioperative risk management, especially with the… Page
35 …Moreover, the presence of PAD is a marker of excess cardiovascular risk…

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41 …This provides a more optimal footwear solution that may lower the risk… Page
42 …Foot pressure increase and ulcer risk Many foot structure abnormalities have been… Page
43 …Second, definitions of foot structure abnormality vary widely and methods of assessment… Page
44 …Objective assessment tools are hardly used in this process. In order to… Page
45 …However, it also shows that still many aspects related to the assessment…

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29 …high-risk patients: use of temperature monitoring as a self-assessment tool… Page
57 …Preventing diabetic foot ulcer recurrence in high-risk 3. Armstrong DG. The… Page
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21 …In a clinical setup by means of a force plate, the assessment… Page
27 …and general shoe lower limb assessments, gait analysis, stores, aged care services… Page
51 …Gait speed as a screening tool for foot pain and the risk… Page
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