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008) of their gait cycle. A significant strong correlation was also observed between the decrement in GL RMS during the loading response phase and the increment in GL RMS during the pre-swing phase (R=-0.952, p less then 0.001) incurred by visual cue in FOGer. These results indicate that the visual cues can help FOGer to modulate their muscular activation of ankle muscles, especially to normalize GL's activation distribution during stance. For clinical purposes, future rehabilitative strategies aimed at the modulation of ankle muscles a
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