Turning Gait is a biomechanical pattern within human locomotion that constitutes the subcategory of gait characterized by coordinated changes in direction involving alterations in step width, trunk rotation, and weight shifting to enable navigation through non-linear paths.
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Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre
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University of Oxford
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