Journal of Biomedical Engineering · 1980 · 11 citations · 1 references
MedicinePhysical MedicineRehabilitation MedicineAssistive TechnologyRehabilitationRehabilitation EngineeringLower Extremity RehabilitationLower Limb RehabilitationLower-limb ProstheticsNeurorehabilitation EngineeringRehabilitation Device EvaluationUpper Limb RehabilitationLower Extremity Assistive DevicesLower Limb Disability AssessmentLower-limb Assistive Devices
A system, now fully operational, for measuring and recording the temporal/distance factors of normal and pathological human gait has been described. The advantages of the system include the following: 1. it is easy to operate. 2. the results are presented in a clinically digestible form. 3. no constraints are placed on the patient. 4. it is portable. 5. results are produced immediately. These factors combine to produce a system that may assist in the evaluation of many treatment methods currently employed for locomotor disorders.
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