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Weakness of this musclemay also causetrendelenburg gait
weakness of the abductor muscles of the lower limb ( gluteus medius , gluteus(passive) caused byTrendelenburg gait –
relative shortening of the neck of the femur(passive) is caused byTrendelenburg gait
weak hip extensors and abductors(passive) is caused byTrendelenburg gait
individuals with neurological impairmentscan causegait unsteadiness
damage to the gluteus mediuscausingTrendelenburg gait
Mutation in the Thiamine Pyrophosphokinase Gene , Episodic Lactic Acidosis Low - Voltage Electrocardiogram , Narrow Pulse Pressure , Wide QRS Complex Abdominal Pain , Loss of Appetite , Vaginal Discharge(passive) Caused byTrendelenburg Gait
a regression to an immature walking pattern(passive) caused byParkinsonian gait
Discussion Unilateral hip dislocationcausesTrendelenburg gait
from primary disabling and functionally limiting mechanisms such as hip abductor muscle weakness or range of motion limitationresultingfrom primary disabling and functionally limiting mechanisms such as hip abductor muscle weakness or range of motion limitation
to support and assist the knee joint during normal motion ( known as functional braces ) in patients with weak anterior cruciate ligamentsdesignedto support and assist the knee joint during normal motion ( known as functional braces ) in patients with weak anterior cruciate ligaments
from the loss of function of lesser gluteal musclesresultsfrom the loss of function of lesser gluteal muscles
to frequent fallsleadingto frequent falls
hip drop on the nonstance limb increasing the external adduction moment arm on the stance limb causing hip OA patients to walk slower thus producing a lower vertical ground reaction forcecauseship drop on the nonstance limb increasing the external adduction moment arm on the stance limb causing hip OA patients to walk slower thus producing a lower vertical ground reaction force
due to contralateral pelvic drop due to poor activation of Gluteus Medius muscle to produce a sufficient internal hip abduction moment to balance the external hip adduction moment that occurs during single leg stance 6resultsdue to contralateral pelvic drop due to poor activation of Gluteus Medius muscle to produce a sufficient internal hip abduction moment to balance the external hip adduction moment that occurs during single leg stance 6
from reflex inhibition of the gluteus mediusmay resultfrom reflex inhibition of the gluteus medius
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