Drury, C and Koontz, A and Feathers, D and Kankipatr, P and Paquet, V and Lin, JF
(2008)
Controllability of manual and powered wheelchairs for spinal cord injury users.
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Abstract
This study investigates wheelchair maneuvering control for persons with a spinal cord injury across two protocols, path control and terminal aiming. Thirty-one participants using either a manual or powered wheelchair, performed self-paced longitudinal movements (path control) as well as self-paced stopping actions (terminal aiming) across multiple trials. Results show performance differences across both protocols for manual and power wheelchair user groups. This study exemplifies the use of model-based data for clinical applications. Further research using this approach may help to identify individual control settings for optimal maneuvering performance.
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