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Dear Biomch-L subscribers,
I am looking for videotape/DVD/CD-ROM resources that show movies of
individuals with different types of gait impairment. The impairments may
be classified descriptively (e.g. abnormal hip rotation, excessive trunk
bending etc) or by their pathological cause (e.g. spastic hemiplegia,
parkinsonism etc). The important thing is that the resource is not
simply a description of how to do gait analysis (describing/showing
methods of examination) but is a visual reference of key features of
common impairment (ideally with movies of frontal and sagittal plane
movement with commentary or notes highlighting the key features of each
type of gait impairment).
Any suggestion of such resources would be much appreciated as I have
found relevant info hard to come by on the net.
regards
Omar
Omar Mian
Institute for Biophysical and Clinical Research into Human Movement
Manchester Metropolitan University
Alsager Campus
ST7 2HL
United Kingdom
O.Mian@mmu.ac.uk
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I am looking for videotape/DVD/CD-ROM resources that show movies of
individuals with different types of gait impairment. The impairments may
be classified descriptively (e.g. abnormal hip rotation, excessive trunk
bending etc) or by their pathological cause (e.g. spastic hemiplegia,
parkinsonism etc). The important thing is that the resource is not
simply a description of how to do gait analysis (describing/showing
methods of examination) but is a visual reference of key features of
common impairment (ideally with movies of frontal and sagittal plane
movement with commentary or notes highlighting the key features of each
type of gait impairment).
Any suggestion of such resources would be much appreciated as I have
found relevant info hard to come by on the net.
regards
Omar
Omar Mian
Institute for Biophysical and Clinical Research into Human Movement
Manchester Metropolitan University
Alsager Campus
ST7 2HL
United Kingdom
O.Mian@mmu.ac.uk
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