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This document summarizes three types of gait abnormalities: circumduction gait, Parkinson's gait, and Trendelenburg gait. Circumduction gait is caused by weakness on one side of the body and causes the leg to be dragged in a semicircle. Parkinson's gait is characterized by decreased speed, step length, and coordination. Trendelenburg gait causes the pelvis to tilt down on the non-weight bearing side due to hip weakness.

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GAIT

This document summarizes three types of gait abnormalities: circumduction gait, Parkinson's gait, and Trendelenburg gait. Circumduction gait is caused by weakness on one side of the body and causes the leg to be dragged in a semicircle. Parkinson's gait is characterized by decreased speed, step length, and coordination. Trendelenburg gait causes the pelvis to tilt down on the non-weight bearing side due to hip weakness.

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NUR FARHANAH BINTI ARIFFIN

BJPA2019-0016

Circumduction Gait Parkinson Gait Trendelenburg Gait

GAIT ANALYSIS GAIT ANALYSIS GAIT ANALYSIS

 The patient stands with  individuals with Parkinson's  A trendelenburg gait is


unilateral weakness on the demonstrate differences in characterized by trunk
affected side, arm flexed, weight shift, use a modified shift over the affected hip
adducted and internally ankle joint motion before lift- during stance and away
rotated. off and land with weight during the swing phase of
 Leg on same side is in shifted posteriorly compared gait and it is best
extension with plantar with healthy age-matched visualized from behind or
flexion of the foot and toes. controls in front of the patient.
 When walking, the patient  During gait, the pelvis tilts
will hold his or her arm to People with Parkinson's often downwards instead of
one side and drags his or experience increased gait upwards on the non-
her affected leg in a impairments as the disease weight bearing extremity.
semicircle (circumduction) progresses and symptoms become  In an attempt to lessen
due to weakness of distal more severe. Impairments include; this effect, the person
muscles (foot drop) and  Hypokinesia (decreased step compensates by lateral
extensor hypertonia in lower length with decreased tilt of the trunk away from
limb. speed) the affected hip, thus
 This is most commonly  Decreased coordination center of gravity is mostly
seen in stroke.  Festination (decreased step on the stance limb
 With mild hemiparesis, loss length with increased causing a reduction of the
of normal arm swing and cadence) pelvic drop.
slight circumduction may be  Freezing of gait (the inability  Observation of the
the only abnormalities. to produce effective steps at patient’s gait from the
the initiation of gait or the side enables the
complete cessation of examiner to detect stride
stepping during gait) and step length
 Difficulty with dual tasking deficiencies as well as
during gait motion of the trunk and
 the patient may have a flat- lower extremity in the
footed or, with disease sagittal plane, including
Source: Stanford Medicine 25. progression, a toe-heel the extensor or gluteus
(n.d.). Gait Abnormalities. sequence. maximus lurch in which
Retrieved January 18, 2021, from  decrease in plantar flexion at the patient thrusts the
https://stanfordmedicine25.stanfor terminal stance trunk posteriorly to
d.edu/the25/gait.html#:~:text=Hemi  Changes are also seen in hip compensate for weak hip
plegic%20Gait&text=When%20wal flexion, which may alter extensors (gluteus
king%2C%20the%20patient%20wil ankle excursion. maximus muscle).
l,most%20commonly%20seen%20  Observation from the side
in%20stroke Source: Gait Re-education in also enables detection of
Parkinson's. (2020, March 4). ankle dorsiflexor
 Decreased peak hip Physiopedia, . Retrieved 14:50, weakness and footdrop
extension in late stance January 18, 2021 from leading to the inability of
phase https://www.physio- the foot to clear the
 Decreased peak lateral pedia.com/index.php?title=Gait_Re- ground, which is
pelvic displacement in education_in_Parkinson%27s&oldid compensated for by
stance phase =232306. excessive lower extremity
 Increased peak lateral flexion to facilitate the
pelvic displacement in  Patients with PD have floor clearance (steppage
stance phase distinctive features of gait).
 Decreased knee flexion . (or decreased walking velocity,  Bilateral weakness of the
knee hyperextension) in reduced stride length and gluteus medius muscle:
stance phase intact control of cadence in the gait shows
 Increased knee flexion in their gait dynamics. accentuated side-to-side
stance phase  During a gait cycle, the ratio movement, resulting in a
 Decreased ankle of double support time to wobbling gait or “chorus
plantarflexion at toe-off single support time increases girl swing”.
in patients with PD
Source: Moseley, A., Wales, A., compared to normal controls. Source: Trendelenburg Gait.
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Moore, S. (2014, March 27). Physiopedia, . Retrieved 13:57,
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