Abstract
The aims were 1) To compare lower-limb joint mechanics during running for people with traumatic brain injury (TBI) to equivalent data obtained from a group of healthy controls (HC); and 2) To determine if deficits identified in biomechanical variables during running for people with TBI were responsive to a six-month period of rehabilitation.
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