Chronic Hemiparetic Gait – Case Study 17
Individual with history of brain tumor resection and left-sided hemiparesis of ~30 years. Lumbar pathology resulting in right-sided radiculopathy to areas of L3-L5 innervation. Left lower extremity is 1/2" functionally shorter than the right side.
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Individual with history of brain tumor resection and left-sided hemiparesis of ~30 years. Lumbar pathology resulting in right-sided radiculopathy to areas of L3-L5 innervation. Left lower extremity is 1/2″ functionally shorter than the right side.
Video includes both a lateral view and an anterior-posterior view.
Case studies are strictly for educational purposes.
For more information about Mission Gait, visit us at missiongait.org
This video is made possible because of our donors. Consider supporting our work at: www.missiongait.org/donate
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Could you do a follow up video breaking down her gait and explaining causes and interventions? Very new to gait analysis.
What is the survival rate for people with hemiparesis either from strok or other neurological issues ?