… walking pace question could not assist patients inaccurately assessing their gait speed.
However, it has potential utility for distinguishing between "slow" and "not slow" gait speed. …

… version of Montreal Cognitive Assessment-Basic. The the 6-metre walking test was used
to assess gait status. MCR syndrome was defined as SCD in combination with gait decline. A …

… individuals with normal gait who volunteered to participate in this study during the same
period were selected as the control group. ByGait-G6060-5 gait analysis system measuring …

… For instance, whole-body tracking has been explored to assess Parkinsonian gait and face
… qualitative study in UK general practice. Br J Gen Pract 72:e351-360. Huang G, Tran SN, Bai …

… AD group had slower average gait speed and smaller average … , AD group had slower
average gait speed and smaller average … Using the GBDT-RFE method, we found important gait …

… Hemiplegia patients in the convalescent period of stroke generally have gait, balance
dysfunction and the risk of falling, which seriously affects their daily living ability and prognosis. …

… And there was also a trend of improvement in lean body mass, grip strength, gait speed, and
time up and go. The assessment of risk of bias showed that only four studies (30.77%) were …

… The grip strength test, five-repetition sit-to-stand (FRSTS) test, standing balance test and gait
… The grip strength level, gait speed, and prevalence of completion of standing balance test …

… Conclusion WGS is more appropriater to assess the gait of hemiplegic stroke patients than …
Gait training efficacy using a home-based practice model in chronic hemiplegia [J]. Arch Phys …

… to achieve a gait pattern that is as close as possible to normal gait. In case of complete loss
of voluntary activation of gait muscles the CAC mode may be used. Gait is then initiated and …