NEUROLOGY
HEMIPARESIS
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UE Flexion
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UE Extension
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LE Flexion
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LE Extension
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Detailed explanation-1: -Normal Gait Mature gait has reciprocal arm-swing and heel strike with increased velocity, cadence, step length, single-limb stance time, and ratio of pelvis span to ankle spread when both feet are on the ground, due to increased stability and limb length.
Detailed explanation-2: –The knee also experiences two phases of flexion and extension in each gait cycle (Fig 13-7.). Beginning in full extension (or flexed 5 degrees), it rapidly flexes to 15 degrees. Then it progressively extends to neutral. With the onset of double stance, it again begins to flex.
Detailed explanation-3: -Hemiplegic Gait. The patient stands with unilateral weakness on the affected side, arm flexed, adducted and internally rotated. Diplegic Gait. (Spastic Gait) Neuropathic Gait. (Steppage Gait, Equine Gait) Myopathic Gait. (Waddling Gait) Choreiform Gait. (Hyperkinetic Gait) Ataxic Gait. Parkinsonian Gait. Sensory Gait.
Detailed explanation-4: -Normal gait cycle. Hemiplegic gait. Diplegic gait. Parkinsonian gait. Ataxic gait. Neuropathic gait. Myopathic gait. Choreiform gait. More items •6 days ago