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Published July 1, 1992 by Elsevier Science Ltd.

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L'Equilibre et la marche sont sous-tendus par des mEcanismes ostEo-articulaires, musculaires, neurologiques, extr~mement complexes. On peut dire que la marche humaine est une aventure, en particulier aux ~ges extremes. Toupet, L Rubenstein, JL Albarede, Y Christen. Paris: Elsevier, 1992 63 Winograd CH, Lemsky CM, Nevitt MC et al.