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Kinematics is the method of observing or measuring the position of joints and segments through each phase of gait (visual gait analysis) kinetics are the method of measuring the Ground Reaction Force at each joint and then calculating the muscle activity or soft tissue resistance present to stabilize the joint.
Kinematics is the method of observing or measuring the position of joints and segments through each phase of gait (visual gait analysis) kinetics are the method of measuring the Ground Reaction Force at each joint and then calculating the muscle activity or soft tissue resistance present to stabilize the joint.
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Kinematics is the method of observing or measuring the position of joints and segments through each phase of gait (visual gait analysis) kinetics are the method of measuring the Ground Reaction Force at each joint and then calculating the muscle activity or soft tissue resistance present to stabilize the joint.
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Heikki Uustal, MD Medical Director, Prosthetic/Orthotic Team JFK-Johnson Rehab Institute Edison, NJ Critical Gait Parameters
Average walking speed = 2-3 mph (60-
80m/min) Average cadence = 80-110 steps/min Average step length = 60 cm Stance/swing = 60/40 Single/double limb support = 80/20 Running has no double limb support Step or Stride? Phases of the Gait Cycle Stance Phase – 60% Swing Phase – 40% Single Limb Support – 80% Double Limb Support – 20% Phases of the Gait Cycle Comparison of Right Leg to Left Leg Phases Subdivisions of the Gait Cycle Rockers or Pivot Points in Stance Joint Positions and Movements Too Complex? Methods of Analyzing Gait Kinematics is the method of observing or measuring the position of joints and segments through each phase of gait (visual gait analysis) Kinetics is the method of measuring the Ground Reaction Force at each joint and then calculating the muscle activity or soft tissue resistance present to stabilize the joint Planes of Reference Kinetics of Stance Phase Gait Analysis Basic Training
Assess only one joint at a time
Look at early stance, late stance, then swing Separate kinetics from kinematics KEEP IT SIMPLE! Kinematics of the Ankle from Initial Contact to Midstance Kinetics of the Ankle from Initial Contact to Midstance Muscle Activity of the Dorsiflexors and Plantarflexors Kinematics of the Knee from Initial Contact to Midstance Kinetics of the Knee from Initial Contact to Midstance Activity of the Quads in Early Stance Kinematics of the Hip from Initial Contact to Midstance Kinetics of the Hip from Initial Contact to Midstance Muscle Activity of the Hip Extensors Kinematics of the Ankle from Midstance to Pre-swing Kinetics of the Ankle from Midstance to Pre-swing Muscle Activity of the Plantarflexors in Late Stance Kinematics of the Knee from Midstance to Pre-swing Kinetics of the Knee from Midstance to Pre-swing Kinematics of the Hip from Midstance to Pre-swing Kinetics of the Hip from Midstance to Pre-swing Kinematics of the Hip, Knee, and Ankle in Swing Phase Kinetics of the Hip in Midstance Frontal Plane Muscle Activity of the Hip Abductors in Stance Hip Abductor Activity Activity of All Major Muscles Activity of All Major Muscles Determinants of Gait Stick Figure Model 1.Pelvic Rotation Lengthens Limb at IC and PS 2.Pelvic Tilt Shortens Limb at MS 3.Knee Flexion in Stance Shortens Limb at MS 4&5.Foot and Ankle Motion Lengthens and Shortens Limb Effect of Ankle Motion on the Knee Smoothing the COG Motion Muscles of the Ankle Vertical Displacement of the Hip Joints Sinusoidal Motion of the COG 6.Narrow Base of Support to Minimize Horizontal Motion 3D Displacement of COG Effect of Increased Speed on Gait Parameters Effect of Incline on Energy Effect of Ankle Immobilization on Gait Effect of Knee Immobilization Up and Down Stairs Center of Gravity Line Base of Support Base of Support Thank You