Objective The objective of this study was to assess the feasibility of monitoring and
diagnosing compromised walking motion in the frontal plane, particularly in persons living …

Background People poststroke often walk with a spatiotemporally asymmetric gait, due in
part to sensorimotor impairments in the paretic lower extremity. Although reducing …

Background. People poststroke often walk with a spatiotemporally asymmetric gait, due in
part to sensorimotor impairments in the paretic lower extremity. Although reducing …

Gait asymmetry, one of the hallmarks of post stroke locomotion, often persists despite gait
rehabilitation interventions, impacting negatively on functional mobility. Real-time feedback …

Background Multiple aspects of gait are typically impaired post-stroke. Asymmetric gait is
common as a consequence of unilateral brain lesions. The relationship between the …

Background and Purpose: Asymmetry during walking may be explained by impaired
interlimb coordination. We examined these associations:(1) propulsive symmetry with …

Background. Promoting whole body activities, such as walking, can help improve recovery
after stroke. However, little information exists regarding the characteristics of daily walking in …

Background Approximately two out of three individuals post-stroke experience walking
impairments. Frontal plane compensatory strategies (ie pelvic hiking and circumduction) are …

Background Walking speed is often used in the clinic to assess the level of gait impairment
following stroke. Nonetheless, post-stroke individuals may employ the same walking speed …

Background: Stroke leads to motor impairment which reduces physical activity, negatively
affects social participation, and increases the risk of secondary cardiovascular events …