There are conflicting results regarding the changes in spatio-temporal gait parameters
during the 6-min walk test (6MWT) as indicators of gait-related motor performance fatigability …

Introduction There has been increased interest in the objective monitoring of free-living
walking behavior using accelerometers in clinical research involving persons with multiple …

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 …

Gait impairment is ubiquitous in multiple sclerosis (MS) and is often characterized by
alterations in spatiotemporal parameters of gait. There is limited information concerning …

Background There is currently no consensus about standardized gait bout definitions when
passively monitoring walking during normal daily life activities. It is also not known how …

Physical disability in multiple sclerosis (MS) is frequently characterized by impaired
ambulation. Although walking tests have been successfully employed to assess walking …

Background Walking impairment is a common and highly disabling symptom in people with
MS (PwMS). Ambulatory deterioration is poorly characterized in PwMS and reliable …

Gait is one of the most frequently impaired bodily functions in multiple sclerosis (MS).
Determining abnormal parameters of gait in early MS could influence MS treatment and …

Accelerometers are seemingly a criterion standard of real-life walking mobility and this is
supported by assumptions and empirical data. This application would be strengthened by …

Objective: Assessment of motor severity in cerebellar ataxia is critical for monitoring disease
progression and evaluating the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions. Though wearable …