Fig. 7From: Immediate application of low-intensity electrical noise reduced responses to visual perturbations during walking in individuals with cerebral palsyGroup average trajectories for subtalar angle during the first post-stimulus step following a visual fall perturbation for both noSR and SR conditions in CP (orange: noSR, yellow: SR) and TD (dark blue: noSR, light blue: SR) on the more affected (left panel) and less affected (right panel) side. Thick gray line along zero at X-axis indicates the mean of control (no fall stimulus) steps, which is subtracted from stimulus data. Shaded areas around each trajectory represent 95% confidence interval. X-axis shows 8 steps, time-normalized to 100 timepoints per steps, with double-stance (gray shading) and single-stance (no-shading). Positive and negative Y-axis indicates inversion and eversion, respectivelyBack to article page