Walking requires a huge number of signals between your brain and the muscles in your arms, chest, back, abdomen, pelvis and legs. Something that looks relatively straightforward is in fact incredibly ...

The future of gait analysis for neurological detection Research continues to advance our understanding of walking patterns and neurological health.

ByBen Coxworth November 26, 2014 / New robotic walker helps patients walk with a natural gait The robotic walker moves with the user, instead of keeping them confined to a treadmill View 1 Image 1 ...

“Declining gait speed may signal early cognitive decline and structural brain ageing,” he said. “It can help detect ...

Moving forwards on two legs is one thing, walking with a recognizably human gait is quite another. While most humanoids have mastered the former, the latter is beyond the reach of most bipedal ...

In this article, Nonnekes and colleagues offer a new approach to the diagnosis of neurological disorders associated with altered gait, balance and posture. Their method takes the presenting sign ...

Novel robotic walker helps patients regain natural gait and increases productivity of physiotherapists Date: November 21, 2014 Source: National University of Singapore Summary: Survivors of stroke ...

Walkers can help older adults maintain an active lifestyle by providing a safe way to stay mobile. Finding the right walker may take some trial and error, but knowing the key features to look for ...

Find out what you need to know about the Tennessee Walking Horse, and discover this unique American breed's origins, characteristics, and uses.

The top neurological symptom warning patients of early-onset dementia is cognitive decline and, consequently, is frequently cited and discussed. As a result, swathes of the population miss out on the ...

Analysis at the CHLA pediatric gait lab plays a critical role in determining the most effective treatments for children with ...

Hunching over a device can mess with your gait, slow you down and poison your mood. And that’s before you trip and fall.