Sentence examples for walking abnormalities from inspiring English sources

Gait analysis is widely used in clinics to study walking abnormalities for surgery planning, definition of rehabilitation protocols, and objective evaluation of clinical outcomes.

Accordingly, a typical sign of cerebellar dysfunction is gait ataxia, which is characterized by balance problems and walking abnormalities (Holmes 1917; Ferrarin et al. 2005).

Walking abnormalities occurred in AIA and AIA+NBQX rats, with greater foot rotation (figure 4B) and stance width (figure 4C) and shorter stride length (figure 4D) than naive rats (p<0.05).

A recent systematic review of studies investigating walking abnormalities associated with RA, Baan [ 25] identified changes in gait such as a slower walking, longer double support time, and avoidance of extreme positions.

We found that old but not young A30P flies exhibited walking abnormalities, specifically decreased total moving distance, distance per movement, velocity, angular velocity and others, compared with old control flies.

Within the DPN group, abnormalities in walking patterns were strongly associated with GM volume.

These three patients only show hearing impairment and no clinical signs of vestibular dysfunction (no delay in walking and no video-nystagmography abnormalities) or retinal defects (no vision difficulties in reduced illumination, and no abnormalities in any of fundus autofluorescence, optical coherence tomography, or scotopic or photopic electroretinogram; Fig 3).

In addition, high walking variability has been associated with cognitive and functional status and subclinical brain vascular abnormalities, 25 26 although walking variability was not a predictor of subclinical atherosclerosis in the present study.

Patients with cerebellar ataxia tend to exhibit gait abnormalities including slower walking velocity with reduced step length and high variability in step timing and amplitude (Ebersbach et al 1999).

Be aware of habits and behaviors such as hand washing and walking, and keep an eye out for abnormalities there, such as walking on certain tiles or constantly hand washing.

For instance: 'Mobility problems' could be encoded as '728.3: immobility syndrome', or '781.2: abnormalities of gait' or '719.7: walking difficulties'.