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Variation of human knee stiffness with angular perturbation intensity

The dynamic stiffness transfer function relating knee angular position to knee torque was well described by a linear, second-order transfer function having inertial, viscous and elastic terms. Estimates of the inertial and viscous parameters were independent of the perturbation intensity, but the elastic parameter decreased with increase in perturbation intensity.