Journal of Biomechanics· 2025Q1
The relationship between triceps surae muscle–tendon morphology and shear modulus across passive ankle range of motion in cerebral palsy
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Individuals with cerebral palsy (CP) exhibit significantly higher passive muscle stiffness in the medial (26.8 kPa vs 19.7 kPa) and lateral gastrocnemius (20.2 kPa vs 14.1 kPa) compared to typically developing peers, with this difference remaining consistent across ankle range of motion.
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