Bilateral lower-limb asymmetry and phase-specific trunk acceleration during the Timed Up and Go in older women: an analysis based on muscle morphology and antagonist coactivation
The Timed Up and Go (TUG) test is widely used to assess mobility and fall risk in older adults, but total completion time does not capture phase-specific motor control. This study quantified bilateral lower-limb asymmetry in muscle morphology and neuromuscular control and examined its association with phase-specific tr...