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Grabiner, Mark D; Donovan, Stephanie; Bareither, Mary Lou et al. (2008) Trunk kinematics and fall risk of older adults: translating biomechanical results to the clinic. J Electromyogr Kinesiol 18:197-204
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Troy, Karen L; Grabiner, Mark D (2007) Asymmetrical ground impact of the hands after a trip-induced fall: experimental kinematics and kinetics. Clin Biomech (Bristol, Avon) 22:1088-95
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Troy, Karen L; Grabiner, Mark D (2006) Recovery responses to surrogate slipping tasks differ from responses to actual slips. Gait Posture 24:441-7
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Troy, Karen L; Grabiner, Mark D (2005) The presence of an obstacle influences the stepping response during induced trips and surrogate tasks. Exp Brain Res 161:343-50
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Grabiner, Mark D; Owings, Tammy M; Pavol, Michael J (2005) Lower extremity strength plays only a small role in determining the maximum recoverable lean angle in older adults. J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci 60:1447-50
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Owings, T M; Pavol, M J; Grabiner, M D (2002) Lower extremity muscle strength does not independently predict proximal femur bone mineral density in healthy older adults. Bone 30:515-20
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Pavol, Michael J; Owings, Tammy M; Foley, Kevin T et al. (2002) Influence of lower extremity strength of healthy older adults on the outcome of an induced trip. J Am Geriatr Soc 50:256-62
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Pavol, Michael J; Owings, Tammy M; Grabiner, Mark D (2002) Body segment inertial parameter estimation for the general population of older adults. J Biomech 35:707-12
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Grabiner, Mark D; Pavol, Michael J; Owings, Tammy M (2002) Can fall-related hip fractures be prevented by characterizing the biomechanical mechanisms of failed recovery? Endocrine 17:15-20
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van den Bogert, A J; Pavol, M J; Grabiner, M D (2002) Response time is more important than walking speed for the ability of older adults to avoid a fall after a trip. J Biomech 35:199-205
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