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Mark D. Grabiner

Professor Emeritus

University of Illinois Chicago

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College of Applied Health Sciences

Kinesiology and Nutrition

Mark D. Grabiner is currently serving as a College Of Applied Health Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of Illinois Chicago.

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Mark D. Grabiner

University of Illinois Chicago

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rehabilitation human movement kinesiology biomechanics physiology motor control orthopaedic surgery applied physiology orthopedic surgery orthopedic biomechanics exercise physiology kinematics physical medicine gait analysis fall prevention movement analysis musculoskeletal disorders sport medicine exercise science orthopaedic research sport physical therapy musculoskeletal science human performance movement disorders geriatrics musculoskeletal function sport science bone research physical aging neurorehabilitation older adults physiological measurements experimental gerontology upper extremity exercise rehabilitation human musculoskeletal system later adulthood bipedal locomotion skeletal muscle bone density motor behavior mechanical science sport physiology musculoskeletal research bone health stroke rehabilitation geriatric medicine healthy older adults step width bilateral deficit neuroscience of aging biogerontology spinal biomechanics skilled performance stroke survivors physical exercise step width variability ankle ligament anesthesia ankle joint proprioception failed recovery cross talk mammalian biology healthy aging impact (mechanics) induced trip unilateral postural control lower extremity strength trunk kinematics response time respiratory medicine adult development human variation brain science biomedical technologies step kinematics performance measurement digital health ageing wearable technology assistive technology musculoskeletal systems mobile phone technology health technology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Fall Prevention Training for Service Members With an Amputation or Limb Salvage Following Lower Extremity Trauma. Military Medicine (2023)

Kenton R KaufmanEmily J MillerChristine M DemlRiley C SheehanMark D GrabinerMarilynn WyattClaire Z ZaiTrevor KingsburyMeghan L TullosJulian C AcasioCaitlin E MahonBrad D HendershotChristopher L Dearth

lower extremity traumaservice membersfall prevention trainingfall preventiontraumarehabilitationlimb salvage

Authors' Response. The Indian Journal of Medical Research (2022)

Shiv Lal SoniKamal KajalL N YaddanapudiPankaj MalhotraGoverdhan Dutt PuriAshish BhallaMini P SinghInderpaul Singh SehgalVipin KoushalNeelam VarmaManisha BiswalP V M LakshmiSadhna SharmaVikas SuriZ DeepySant RamJaivinder YadavNavin PandeyPrashant SharmaNabhajit MalikKapil GoyalAseem MehraSwapnajeet SahooRitin MohindraJijo FrancisMudit BhargavaKaran SinglaPreena BabuAmiy VermaNiranjan Shiwaji KhaireR R Guru

Common Fall-Risk Indicators Are Not Associated With Fall Prevalence in a High-Functioning Military Population With Lower Limb Trauma. Clinical Biomechanics (2022)

Riley C SheehanNoel GuerreroJonathan B WilsonClaire Z ZaiTrevor D KingsburyMeghan L TullosJulian C AcasioCaitlin E MahonEmily MillerBrad D HendershotChristopher L DearthMark D GrabinerKenton R Kaufman

fall prevalencebiomechanicscommon fall-risk indicatorshigh-functioning military populationrehabilitationlower limb trauma

Military Training Alters the Fractal Behavior of Step Width. Journal of Biomechanics (2022)

Riley C. SheehanMark D. GrabinerKenton R. Kaufman

physiologystep widthfractal behaviorbiomechanics

Assessments of Trunk Postural Control Within a Fall-Prevention Training Program for Service Members With Lower Limb Trauma and Loss. Gait & Posture (2021)

Julian C. AcasioNoel A. GuerreroRiley C. SheehanCourtney M. ButowiczMeghan L. TullosCaitlin E. MahonJulianne M. StewartClaire Z. ZaiTrevor D. KingsburyMark D. GrabinerChristopher L. DearthKenton R. KaufmanBrad D. Hendershot

gait analysisphysiologyhuman movementfall-prevention training programtrunk postural controlservice membersphysical activityfall preventiongeriatricshuman performancetraumarehabilitationbehavioral scienceslower limb trauma

Developing and Establishing Biomechanical Variables as Risk Biomarkers for Preventable Gait-Related Falls and Assessment of Intervention Effectiveness. Frontiers in Sports and Active Living (2021)

Mark D. GrabinerK.R. Kaufman

exercise rehabilitationintervention effectivenessgait analysissport physical therapyhuman movementrisk biomarkersexercise sciencefall preventionkinesiologymovement analysispreventable gait-related fallsbiomechanical variablesrehabilitationbiomechanics

Treadmill-Belt Width, but Not Feedback From the Lower Visual Field, Influences the Noise Characteristics of Step Width Time Series. Journal of Biomechanics (2020)

David M. DesmetAaron D. WestbrookMark D. Grabiner

treadmill-belt widthnoise characteristicshuman movementorthopedic biomechanicsmechanical engineeringmotor controlmechanical sciencekinesiologylower visual fieldmovement analysismechanicsrehabilitationtime seriesbiomechanics

A Single Session of Trip-Specific Training Modifies Trunk Control Following Treadmill Induced Balance Perturbations in Stroke Survivors. Gait & Posture (2019)

Masood NevisipourMark D. GrabinerClaire F. Honeycutt

exercise rehabilitationgait analysissingle sessionphysiologyhuman movementstroke survivorsstroke rehabilitationrehabilitationstrokebalance perturbations

Ensuring Accurate Estimates of Step Width Variability During Treadmill Walking Requires More Than 400 Consecutive Steps. Journal of Biomechanics (2019)

David M. DesmetAndrew SawersMark D. Grabiner

exercise physiologygait analysisphysiologyhuman movementorthopedic biomechanicskinesiologymovement analysisstep width variabilitykinematicsrehabilitationbiomechanics

Task‐Specific Perturbation Training Improves the Recovery Stepping Responses by Women With Knee Osteoarthritis Following Laboratory‐Induced Trips. Journal of Orthopaedic Research® (2019)

Kharma C. FoucherMackenzie L. PaterMark D. Grabiner

knee osteoarthritisorthopaedic researchorthopaedic surgeryorthopedic surgerytask-specific perturbation traininglaboratory-induced tripsrehabilitation

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Mark D. Grabiner

Professor Emeritus

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Applied Health Sciences

Kinesiology and Nutrition

Mark D. Grabiner is currently serving as a College Of Applied Health Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of Illinois Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark D. Grabiner

University of Illinois Chicago

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fall Prevention Training for Service Members With an Amputation or Limb Salvage Following Lower Extremity Trauma. Military Medicine (2023)

lower extremity traumaservice membersfall prevention trainingfall preventiontraumarehabilitationlimb salvage

Authors' Response. The Indian Journal of Medical Research (2022)

Common Fall-Risk Indicators Are Not Associated With Fall Prevalence in a High-Functioning Military Population With Lower Limb Trauma. Clinical Biomechanics (2022)

fall prevalencebiomechanicscommon fall-risk indicatorshigh-functioning military populationrehabilitationlower limb trauma

Military Training Alters the Fractal Behavior of Step Width. Journal of Biomechanics (2022)

Riley C. SheehanMark D. GrabinerKenton R. Kaufman

physiologystep widthfractal behaviorbiomechanics

Assessments of Trunk Postural Control Within a Fall-Prevention Training Program for Service Members With Lower Limb Trauma and Loss. Gait & Posture (2021)

Developing and Establishing Biomechanical Variables as Risk Biomarkers for Preventable Gait-Related Falls and Assessment of Intervention Effectiveness. Frontiers in Sports and Active Living (2021)

Mark D. GrabinerK.R. Kaufman

Treadmill-Belt Width, but Not Feedback From the Lower Visual Field, Influences the Noise Characteristics of Step Width Time Series. Journal of Biomechanics (2020)

David M. DesmetAaron D. WestbrookMark D. Grabiner

A Single Session of Trip-Specific Training Modifies Trunk Control Following Treadmill Induced Balance Perturbations in Stroke Survivors. Gait & Posture (2019)

Masood NevisipourMark D. GrabinerClaire F. Honeycutt

exercise rehabilitationgait analysissingle sessionphysiologyhuman movementstroke survivorsstroke rehabilitationrehabilitationstrokebalance perturbations

Ensuring Accurate Estimates of Step Width Variability During Treadmill Walking Requires More Than 400 Consecutive Steps. Journal of Biomechanics (2019)

David M. DesmetAndrew SawersMark D. Grabiner

exercise physiologygait analysisphysiologyhuman movementorthopedic biomechanicskinesiologymovement analysisstep width variabilitykinematicsrehabilitationbiomechanics

Task‐Specific Perturbation Training Improves the Recovery Stepping Responses by Women With Knee Osteoarthritis Following Laboratory‐Induced Trips. Journal of Orthopaedic Research® (2019)

Kharma C. FoucherMackenzie L. PaterMark D. Grabiner

knee osteoarthritisorthopaedic researchorthopaedic surgeryorthopedic surgerytask-specific perturbation traininglaboratory-induced tripsrehabilitation

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