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Original Article

The use of a portable oxygen consumption meter (Oxylog) for assessing the efficiency of crutch walking

E. Dounis Orthotic Research Locomotor Assessment Unit (ORLAU), Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital, Oswestry, UK
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R. D. Steventon Department of Respiratory Medicine, Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, Shrewsbury, UK
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R. S. E. Wilson Department of Respiratory Medicine, Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, Shrewsbury, UK
Pages 296-298 | Published online: 09 Jul 2009

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F. C. GILLESPIE, J. FISHER, C. S. WILLIAMS, E. E. MCKAY & M. C.H. CURR. (1983) A physiological assessment of the rolling crutch. Ergonomics 26:4, pages 341-347.
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Yagesh Bhambani & Hazel Clarkson. (1989) Acute physiologic and perceptual responses during three modes of ambulation: Walking, axillary crutch walking, and running. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 70:6, pages 445-450.
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Jessica Rose, John M. Medeiros & Rochelle Parker. (2008) ENERGY COST INDEX AS AN ESTIMATE OF ENERGY EXPENDITURE OF CEREBRAL‐PALSIED CHILDREN DURING ASSISTED AMBULATION. Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 27:4, pages 485-490.
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M A Ballal & I A Macdonald. (1982) An evaluation of the Oxylog as a portable device with which to measure oxygen consumption. Clinical Physics and Physiological Measurement 3:1, pages 57-65.
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