Ge Wu - Ph.D.
Presentations
G. Wu. Falls
in the elderly people: What make them fall and how to keep them up. Visiting Nurse Association, Colchester and
G. Wu. Characteristics
of quadriceps muscle action during Tai Chi Chuan movement. International Tai Chi Chuan Symposium,
Balance and Falls – Part II: How Can We Keep
Them Up? 15th Annual Symposium,
Tai Chi Exercise for Improving Balance and
Reducing Falls in the Elderly.
Video conference - Tele-Exercise Classes, as part of
the Injury and Violence Prevention Program Presentation. Injury Conference Call Series, Center
for Disease Control.
Group Tele-Tai Chi
Exercise Program for Elders. Symposium
on Preventing Falls Among Older Adults In
Knee
joint kinematics and kinetics during Tai Chi gait in elders. The 21st Congress of the
International Society of Biomechanics,
Effects
of age and risk of falls on head stability in space. The 21st Congress of the
International Society of Biomechanics,
Improving balance in elders with group Tai Chi exercise via videoconferencing. The 5th World Congress of Biomechanics,
Integrated teleconferencing unit for
distributed small group interaction. VT EPSCoR 2005 Annual
Conference,
Tai Chi Quan as a Therapeutic Exercise, Principles, Benefits and
Mechanisms. Education Meeting,
Cutaneous
Mechanoreceptors In Human Postural Control. Biomedical Engineering Research
Seminar, Bioengineering Program,
Balance Assessment. Vermont Elderly Falls Prevention Project
Training Series #2, Vermont Department of Health, Burlington, VT, October 2,
2003
Fall Risk Factors in the Elderly
- Identification, Assessment, and Intervention.
Vermont Elderly Falls Prevention Project Training Series #1, Vermont
Department of Health, Burlington, VT, September 5, 2003
Biomechanical Analysis of Tai Chi
Gait - Implications for Balance Exercise for Elders. Research Seminar Colloquium, Department of
Exercise Science, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Amherst, MA, November
25, 2002
Tai Chi Quan, An exercise for
elders – Its benefits on physical well being. 8th Annual Meeting
of
Comparison of ground reaction
force and leg muscle activities during tai chi movement and normal
walking. 2001 ASME International
Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition.
Falls
among the Elderly: Risk Factors and Management Strategies. Injury Prevention Conference, Vermont
Department of Health,
Tai Chi Movement Therapy: Its Benefits for the Elderly. Education Meeting, Vermont State Chapter of American Physical Therapy Association, Waterbury, VT, May 12, 2001
Tai Chi exercise to reduce risk factors for falling in the elderly: Past, Present and Future. Department of Physical and Occupational Therapy, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH, November 14, 2000
Falling in old age: What do we know? Advisory Board of Injury Prevention, Vermont Department of Health, Burlington, VT, September 26, 2000
Effect of Tai Chi exercise on isokinetic muscle strength and postural stability during quiet stance. 24th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics, Chicago, IL, July 2000
The use of weights in artificial neural network for studying human postural control - quantifying center of pressure and leg muscle relations during quiet stance in the young and aged. 24th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics, Chicago, IL, July 2000
Change in human body orientation
and center of mass in upright stance. . 17th Congress of the International
Society of Biomechanics,
Experimental validation study of
three-dimensional human dynamic standing balance. 5th International Symposium on 3D Analysis
of Human Movement,
Biomechanics of posture: What can
we contribute to our understanding of postural control? Research Seminar
Series, Department of Physical Therapy, The
Patterned control of shank
orientation in space during human upright stance. 21st Annual Meeting of
the American Society of Biomechanics, Clement,
Body orientation as a controlled
variable in human upright stance. 16th
Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics,
Contribution of cutaneous
mechanoreceptors to the stability of human upright posture - an experimental
investigation. 16th Congress of the
International Society of Biomechanics,
On the horn of a dilemma: use of
non-ideal subjects to test hypotheses. Research
Seminar, Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, McGill University, Montreal,
Canada, February, 1997
Numerical stability in direct
dynamics simulation. 19th
International Conference on Biomechanics and Neural Control of Movement,
On the Accuracy of Center of Mass
Acceleration Estimation During High-Impact
Measurement. Fourth International
Symposium on 3-D Analysis of Human Movement,
Optimal estimation of feedback
gains in human postural control. 15th
Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics,
The effect of visual feedback
training on postural stability of peripheral neuropathic patients. 15th Congress of the International Society
of Biomechanics,
Susceptibility to falls in the
elderly: a computer simulation. 3rd
International Symposium on Computer Simulation in Biomechanics,
Quantitative relation between the
compliance of the supporting surface and the force input to the feet during
upright balance. 18th Annual meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics,
The effect of inertial load on
human joint force and moment during locomotion.
The Second International Symposium on 3-D Analysis of Human Movement,
The effect of impaired lower limb
joint function on postural balance and falls. 17th Annual meeting of the American Society of
Biomechanics,
The diabetic foot with partial
amputation - a biomechanical study. 17th
Annual meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics,
The application of the integrated
kinematic segment to the study of human locomotion, I - Kinematics. 15th Annual Meeting of the American
Society of Biomechanics, 1991
The evaluation of human joint
load estimation method through a 2-d pendulum model. 8th Congress of International Society of
Electrophysiological Kinesiology,
The application of the integrated
kinematic segment to the study of human locomotion, II - Dynamics. 15th Annual Meeting of the American
Society of Biomechanics, 1991
Direct estimation of joint force
and moment loading. 1st World
Congress of Biomechanics,
Joint force estimation using an
integrated kinematic sensor. 14th
Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics, 1990
Last modified June 30 2009 01:46 PM