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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Biomech. 2018 Apr 25;74:57–63. doi: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2018.04.018

Table 1.

Vertical force, shoe-floor angle, sliding speed, contact time, and side-slip angle reported by biomechanical studies at HS, SS and PSS. Values are reported as mean ± standard deviations.

Study Time
points
Vertical
force
(%BW)
Shoe-floor
angle
(°)
Sliding
speed
(m/s)
Contact time
from HS
(ms)
Side-slip
angle
(+Medial)
Floor with liquid
contaminant

(Strandberg and Lanshammar, 1981) HS NA 21.3±5.5 0.67±0.76 Ʊ NA NA NA-soap
SS 64±16 5.5±5.9 0.15±0.12Ʊ 48 ± 21 NA
(Cham and Redfern, 2002b) HS NA 16.8±1.5§, 20.5± 0.9* 1.01±0.20§, 0.62±0.41* NA NA Vinyl with motor oil (10W–40)
SS NA 1.5±0.6§, 2.2±1.8* NA 78.9±9.5§ NA
65.7±3.5*
PSS NA NA 0.31±0.06§, 0.78±0.16* 121.4±12.4§, 171.4±28.7* NA
(Chambers et al., 2002) HS NA 28.2±3.0 NA NA NA Vinyl with glycerol
PSS NA NA 1.79±0.37 NA NA
(McGorry et al., 2010) HS NA 25.3±5.4 1.10±0.74 NA NA Delrin dry, Teflon dry, Teflon with aerosol furniture polish
(Albert et al., 2017) SS NA 14.7±6.9 0.27±0.18 NA 66°±54.1 Vinyl with 90% glycerol-10% water solution
PSS NA 9.5±7.0 1.72±0.71 NA 3.2±15.9
Ʊ

the average sliding speed have been calculated based on the individual results reported from each subject in the study

§

at forward slipping during slip recovery

*

at forward slipping for slip leading to a fall

NA indicates that this variable was not reported for this study