the decreased equilibrium responses(passive) is caused byfestinating gait
running on a CMTcan ... influencerunning gait
by dynamic tightening of the calf muscles in children with cerebral palsy(passive) caused byequinus gait
lesions of both pyramidal tracts(passive) is caused bySpastic gait
through lesions of both pyramidal tracts(passive) is causedSpastic gait
any drugcausingPARALYTIC GAIT
to maximize analysis efficiency and minimize any errors(passive) was designedAPAS / Gait
at hand lesions of both pyramidal(passive) is causedSpastic gait
the First MetatarsalcausingApropulsive Gait
by diseases of or damage to the legs and feet ( including the bones , joints , blood vessels , muscles , and other soft tissues ... or to the nervous system that controls the movements necessary for walking(passive) can be caused byunsteady gait
a weakness in the hind limbs(passive) caused bystaggering gait
other drugscausePARKINSONIAN GAIT
the cerebellummay causestaggering gait
modeling of center of mass ( CoM(passive) are designed byGait trajectories
footwear featuresinfluencedgait biomechanics
many disorders or problemscan causeunsteady gait
any drugcausingPARKINSONIAN GAIT
overlengthening of the Achilles tendon(passive) caused byCalcaneal gait
modeling of center of mass ( CoM ) trajectory and swing foot ankle trajectory based on stance foot ankle(passive) are designed byGait trajectories
modeling of center of mass ( CoM ) trajectory and swing foot ankle trajectory(passive) are designed byGait trajectories
how timeinfluencesgait biomechanics
tendonscausingstaggering gait
by weakness(passive) caused byunsteady gait
by a regression to immature walking(passive) caused byparkinsonian gait
coordinationcausesunsteady gait
by a regression to an immature walking pattern(passive) caused byparkinsonian gait
a regression to an immature walking pattern(passive) caused byparkinsonian gait
postural instabilitycausingunsteady gait
Foot painmay causeunsteady gait
by damage to the superior gluteal nerve or obturator nerve which results in an inability to effectively activate or control the gluteus medius muscle(passive) may be caused byGluteal gait
Muscle strengthgreatly influencesgait kinematics
the spinal cordcausinguncoordinated gait
Neurologic complications result from myelin deteriorationcausingunsteady gait
where growth abnormalities or articular process joint osteoarthritis put pressure on the spinal cordcausingataxic gait
weaknesscausingwaddling gait
muscles crossing the hip , the knee and the ankle joint(passive) is influenced byGait
by pain or a restriction on movement ( mechanical lameness(passive) caused bygait
pain or a restriction on movement ( mechanical lameness(passive) caused bygait
timecausingimpeded gait
to what injuryleadto what injury
as a permanent modification of a shoe to improve the user 's gaiting capabilitiesdesignedas a permanent modification of a shoe to improve the user 's gaiting capabilities
from the pull of gravity on the protruding abdomenresultsfrom the pull of gravity on the protruding abdomen
to discomfort or injurycan leadto discomfort or injury
lower back paincan causelower back pain
to knee pain and progressive loss of joint functioncan leadto knee pain and progressive loss of joint function
to knee pain and progressive loss of functioncan leadto knee pain and progressive loss of function
accidentscausingaccidents
from the tightness of hamstringresultingfrom the tightness of hamstring
any pain(passive) caused byany pain
due to Cerebral Palsycauseddue to Cerebral Palsy
from a behavioural adaptationmay resultfrom a behavioural adaptation
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from spinal cord injuryresultingfrom spinal cord injury
from problems in different parts of the nervous system or of the body , abnormal walking due to cerebellar dysfunctionmay resultfrom problems in different parts of the nervous system or of the body , abnormal walking due to cerebellar dysfunction
in medical institutiondiscoveredin medical institution
to musicsetto music
to pain in the knees , hips and lower backmay ... leadto pain in the knees , hips and lower back
from problems in different parts of the nervous system or of the bodymay resultfrom problems in different parts of the nervous system or of the body
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from the loss of function of lesser gluteal musclesresultsfrom the loss of function of lesser gluteal muscles
to frequent fallsleadsto frequent falls
to knee and hip issuesleadingto knee and hip issues
from foot deformitiesresultingfrom foot deformities
to a reduction in long - term injuriescan leadto a reduction in long - term injuries
to fallscan leadto falls
to fallsleadingto falls
to fallsleadsto falls
problemscausingproblems
in asymmetric gaitresultsin asymmetric gait
backcausingback
issuescan ... causeissues
to mobility impairmentscontributeto mobility impairments
pain in other parts of your body because your load distribution is not idealmay causepain in other parts of your body because your load distribution is not ideal