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This slide illustrates some of the characteristic abnormalities of gait, mentioned in the notes on the previous page, in a patient with spastic diplegia.
Article Index
- 2. Management of spasticity in cerebral palsy Part II Passive and Active Examination
- Inspection of Gait
- Lower Extremity: Hip Range of Motion
- Lower Extremity : Staheli Test
- Lower Extremity: Hip Abduction
- Lower extremity : Internal and External Rotation of Hip
- Lower Extremity : Popliteal Angle
- Lower Extremity: Quadriceps Tests
- Lower Extremity: Ankle Range of Motion
- Upper Extremity: General Evaluation
- Upper Extremity Classic Findings
- Neurologic Tests
- Active Examination of the Child with Cerebral Palsy
- Components of Active Evaluation
- Standardized Assessments of Function and Disability in Cerebral Palsy
- Standardized Assessments of Function and Disability in Cerebral Palsy (cont)
- Gait Evaluation and Patterns in Spastic Cerebral Palsy
- The Gait Cycle
- Components of Gait Analysis
- Features of Normal Gait that May Be Disrupted in Pathologic Gait
- Gait Abnormalities in Spastic Diplegia
- Gait Abnormalities in Spastic Diplegia
- Gait Abnormalities in Spastic Hemiplegia
- Gait Abnormalities in Spastic Hemiplegia
- When to Refer for Clinical Gait Analysis
- Gait-Specific Treatment Considerations
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