The purpose of this study was to examine the changes in muscular activity between the left
and right lower legs during gait in healthy children throughout temporal parameters of EMG …

Gait asymmetry is a type of gait characteristics when there is difference in gait parameters
statistically, measured bilaterally between left and right limbs. Gait asymmetry assessment is …

The age-related changes of gait symmetry in healthy children concerning individual joint
and muscle activation data have previously been widely studied. Extending beyond …

EMG-based differences between females and males during walking are generally
acknowledged in adults. Aim of the study was the quantification of possible gender …

Although gait symmetry is being evaluated and reported in the literature with increasing
frequency, there is still no generally accepted standard for assessing symmetry, making it …

Gait asymmetry is defined as a loss of perfect agreement between the dominant and non-
dominant lower limbs. Conflicting results from gait asymmetry studies may be due to different …

Gait asymmetry is typically evaluated using spatio-temporal or joint kinematics parameters.
Only a few studies addressed the problem of defining an asymmetry index directly based on …

Background Gait is a complex, whole-body movement that requires the coordinated action of
multiple joints and muscles of our musculoskeletal system. In the context of Duchenne …

Gait symmetry is a clinically relevant indicator that distinguishes between normal gait and
pathological gait, and it can provide a strong basis for mobility assessment and rehabilitation …

The purpose of this study was to assess the influence of age and speed on the asymmetry of
ground reaction forces (GRFs) and spatiotemporal parameters (STPs) during normal gait in …