The valid application of accelerometry and interpretation of its output (ie, counts per unit
time) for the measurement of walking behavior in persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) rests …

Objectives To identify steps per day in a large sample of persons with multiple sclerosis (MS)
and to describe variation by demographic and clinical characteristics and device type …

Background: Objective gait assessment is key for the follow-up of patients with progressive
multiple sclerosis (pMS). Inertial measurement units (IMUs) provide reliable and yet easy …

Background Walking speed is an important measure of gait impairment in multiple sclerosis
(MS). The clinical assessment of walking speed requires dedicated time, space, and …

Abstract Background Clinical Gait Analysis is commonly used to evaluate specific gait
characteristics of patients affected by Multiple Sclerosis. The aim of this report is to present a …

Coote S, O'Dwyer C. Comparative validity of accelerometer-based measures of physical
activity for people with multiple sclerosis. OBJECTIVE: To estimate the criterion validity of …

Inertial body sensors have emerged in recent years as an effective tool for evaluating
mobility impairment resulting from various diseases, disorders, and injuries. For example …

Background Common clinical neurological exams can be insensitive to balance and mobility
impairment at the early stages of multiple sclerosis (MS) and may not correspond with …

Background Habitual physical activity (HPA) measurement addresses the impact of MS on
real-world walking, yet its interpretation is confounded by the competing influences of MS …

The objective quantification of walking-related fatigue in patients with Multiple Sclerosis is
still an open challenge. This study aims at measuring changes in gait kinematics due to …