SYSTEM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL HUMAN GAIT.

M. F. Koshinen; S. R. Simon; J. M. Mansour; K. P. Koch; J. L.F. Jackson

SYSTEM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL HUMAN GAIT.

M. F. Koshinen, S. R. Simon, J. M. Mansour, K. P. Koch, J. L.F. Jackson

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A computer based data acquisition and processing system has been developed for the study of normal and pathological human gait. These facilities have been developed to provide both a laboratory service to the clinical community as well as for clinically oriented research directed towards gait pathologies. Since the system users encompass a wide range of disciplines, i. e. , physicians, engineers and physical therapists, computer programs have been written in an interactive manner requiring a minimum of computer training. From these basic parameters, a wide range of kinematic and dynamic parameters, useful in the quantification of gait may be computed.

Original language	English
Pages	1239-1241
Number of pages	3
State	Published - 1977
Event	Unknown conference - Boston, Mass Duration: 31 May 1977 → 3 Jun 1977

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Conference	Unknown conference
City	Boston, Mass
Period	31/05/77 → 3/06/77

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SYSTEM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL HUMAN GAIT.

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