AUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE ACTUAL FUNCTIONAL EFFICIENCY OF GAIT.

G. C. Santambrogio; R. Andrich

AUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE ACTUAL FUNCTIONAL EFFICIENCY OF GAIT.

G. C. Santambrogio, R. Andrich

Fondazione Don Carlo Gnocchi Onlus

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Abstract

An automatic procedure for the evaluation of locomotor efficiency is proposed. On the basis of the results provided by the Vector Diagram Technique for the analysis of human locomotion, a data collection suitably arranged into homogeneous files is adopted for statistical comparison between different pathologies and normal gait. From the arising differences, computed at two levels of significance and displayed in discrete and continuous forms, indexes of abnormality are proposed to quantify the original deficit and the recovery after specific therapeutic treatments.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication Title
Editors	Cliff Brubaker
Publisher	Rehabilitation Engineering Soc of North America
Pages	27-29
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - 1985

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Santambrogio, G. C., & Andrich, R. (1985). AUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE ACTUAL FUNCTIONAL EFFICIENCY OF GAIT. In C. Brubaker (Ed.), Unknown Host Publication Title (pp. 27-29). Rehabilitation Engineering Soc of North America.

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