BACKGROUND/AIM: Three-dimensional kinematic measures of gait are routinely used in
clinical gait analysis and provide a key outcome measure for gait research and clinical …

We must understand the natural history of immature walking in order to define and interpret
pathological gait in young children. Step length, cadence and walking velocity show …

The within-and between-session repeatability of time–distance and sagittal plane kinematic
gait parameters were evaluated in 20 hemiparetic patients with sub-acute stroke. A test …

Abstract Twenty-six healthy 7-year-old children were enrolled in a 5-year longitudinal study
to examine the importance of age and speed in the characterization of sagittal joint angles …

Introduction Gait speed is one of the most commonly and frequently used parameters to
evaluate gait development. It is characterized by high variability when comparing different …

Classification of gait disorders would facilitate standardisation of gait management and
communication across professional boundaries. In the past, such classification was …

The ontogeny of bipedal walking is considered uniquely challenging, due in part to the
balance requirements of single limb support. Thus, locomotor development in humans and …

Toro B, Nester CJ, Farren PC. The development and validity of the Salford Gait Tool: an
observation-based clinical gait assessment tool. OBJECTIVES: To develop the construct …

Study Design. Longitudinal case studies before and after posterior spinal instrumentation
and fusion (PSIF) in idiopathic scoliosis (IS). Objectives. To quantitate the changes in body …

This study evaluated the reproducibility of the angular rotations of the thoracic spine, lumbar
spine, pelvis and lower extremity during running. In addition, the study compared kinematic …