… and location of IMUs for detecting freezing of gait. The purpose of this study was to assess
IMU sets in the context of both freezing of gait detection performance and patient preference. …

… These markers are necessary to extrapolate kinematic features from the body joints and
thus provide spatio-temporal features for gait assessment [56]. Such systems can be used only …

… speed, performance on the 6-Minute Walk Test and the Functional Gait Assessment, and the
intensity of walking in daily life had also increased. At five-week follow-up, the gains in all of …

… performance and gait assessment. The QPAR was completed prior to the office visit and
was not considered in the clinical evaluation, physical performance assessment, staging or …

… significant increase in gait symmetry compared to the non-biofeedback control, and the latter
finding significant improvements in the 10-meter walk test, functional gait assessment, and …

… gait episodes, but are also commonly applied in clinical practice to ameliorate gait rhythmicity,
gait … Parkinson disease with and without freezing of gait. A comprehensive framework of 7 …

… Ideally, these results need to be further complemented and validated using objective
instrumental gait analyses, and we did not attempt to assess the cost effectiveness of preferentially …

… frequent in general practice. … gait changes are characterised by asymmetrically reduced
armswing, but over time stride length becomes shorter with a reduced step height, giving the gait …

… realistic assessment of … gait velocity and DTC with cognitive abilities, especially executive
function, we suspect part of the responsiveness of the Pooled Index is due to gait assessments …

… Other studies combined optical sensors and treadmills as an alternative approach to capture
a more significant number of steps for the gait assessment [42,43]. On the other hand, the …