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    • Table of Contents
    • Normal Gait
    • Foot Deviations
    • Ankle Deviations
    • Knee Deviations
    • Hip Deviations
    • Pelvis Deviations
    • Trunk Deviations
    • Temporal-Spatial Deviatio
    • Gait Assessment Forms
    • Gait Comparison Chart
    • Case Study - CVA
    • Case Study - COVID-19 Neu
    • Case Study - TBI
    • Case Study - Bilateral Am
    • Sample Video - CP
    • Sample Video Brain Injury
    • Sample Video Spina Bifida
    • Sample Video SCI Incomple
    • Sample Video Rh Arthritis
    • Sampl Vide Sensory Ataxia
    • Video- Unilateral TT Ampu
    • Video- Bilat T Amputati
    • Video - TF Amputation
    • Video- Bilateral TF Amput
    • Practice VideoProsthetics
    • Practice Video Orthotics
    • Practice Video Neurologic
    • Practice Video Orthopedic
    • Appendix A Types of Gait
    • Appendix B Insturctor Res
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    • Gait Video eBook
      • Table of Contents
      • Normal Gait
      • Foot Deviations
      • Ankle Deviations
      • Knee Deviations
      • Hip Deviations
      • Pelvis Deviations
      • Trunk Deviations
      • Temporal-Spatial Deviatio
      • Gait Assessment Forms
      • Gait Comparison Chart
      • Case Study - CVA
      • Case Study - COVID-19 Neu
      • Case Study - TBI
      • Case Study - Bilateral Am
      • Sample Video - CP
      • Sample Video Brain Injury
      • Sample Video Spina Bifida
      • Sample Video SCI Incomple
      • Sample Video Rh Arthritis
      • Sampl Vide Sensory Ataxia
      • Video- Unilateral TT Ampu
      • Video- Bilat T Amputati
      • Video - TF Amputation
      • Video- Bilateral TF Amput
      • Practice VideoProsthetics
      • Practice Video Orthotics
      • Practice Video Neurologic
      • Practice Video Orthopedic
      • Appendix A Types of Gait
      • Appendix B Insturctor Res
    • WEBINARS
    • Health VIDEOS
    • GAIT_App
    • Research
    • Contact Us

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  • Gait Video eBook
    • Table of Contents
    • Normal Gait
    • Foot Deviations
    • Ankle Deviations
    • Knee Deviations
    • Hip Deviations
    • Pelvis Deviations
    • Trunk Deviations
    • Temporal-Spatial Deviatio
    • Gait Assessment Forms
    • Gait Comparison Chart
    • Case Study - CVA
    • Case Study - COVID-19 Neu
    • Case Study - TBI
    • Case Study - Bilateral Am
    • Sample Video - CP
    • Sample Video Brain Injury
    • Sample Video Spina Bifida
    • Sample Video SCI Incomple
    • Sample Video Rh Arthritis
    • Sampl Vide Sensory Ataxia
    • Video- Unilateral TT Ampu
    • Video- Bilat T Amputati
    • Video - TF Amputation
    • Video- Bilateral TF Amput
    • Practice VideoProsthetics
    • Practice Video Orthotics
    • Practice Video Neurologic
    • Practice Video Orthopedic
    • Appendix A Types of Gait
    • Appendix B Insturctor Res
  • WEBINARS
  • Health VIDEOS
  • GAIT_App
  • Research
  • Contact Us

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ABOUT THE BOOK

This page provides information on the concept of this Video Book and links for navigating through the different chapters of the book

Concept of the book
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CONCEPT OF THIS VIDEO BOOK

PURPOSE of the eBook

 This book was designed to make it easier for students to learn pathological gait analysis. It is NOT meant to be a replacement for traditional textbooks. Instead, this book is a supplement to traditional textbooks on gait. Through the use of videos, we have made an attempt to make gait deviations easily identifiable, with the hope that improved observational gait analysis by clinicians will lead to improve patient care.   

WHY did we develop this Video Book?

 The irony of teaching gait analysis with traditional textbooks is that even though gait is a dynamic activity, it is taught using static images. Even though students are never exposed to abnormal gait patterns in the classroom, they are expected to analyze a patient's abnormal gait pattern in the clinic as practitioners. A solution to this problem is to teach students gait abnormalities using videos of actual patients. 

WHAT are we doing differently in this eBook?

In this Video Book, we have included more than 100 videos of normal and pathological gait. The videos are recorded by professionals and show the movements in coronal (frontal) and sagittal planes. Each video is about 1 minute long and has a description of the gait pattern, along with the effects of the abnormal pattern on gait. 

ADVANTAGES of this Video Book


In addition to the unique features mentioned above, we are using a new model in this Video eBook. Since this is a cloud-based book, we are constantly updating the content and videos. This model ensures that you get updated content periodically. 

It’s like having a new edition of the book every few weeks!


Additionally, we are providing several resources for instructors to help them efficiently teach gait analysis. E.g. We have a test bank of gait questions and several unpublished videos which can be used for exams and/or assessments in class. 


Teaching gait analysis can be challenging, but we are with you in this journey.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section 1 - Normal & Pathological Gait

Chapter 1 - Normal GaitChapter 2 - foot deviationschapter 3 - ankle deviationschapter 4 - knee deviations
chapter 5 - hip deviationschapter 6 - pelvic deviationschapter 7 - trunk deviationschapter 8 - temporal - spatial deviations

Section 2 - Clinical Gait Forms

Chapter 9 - Gait assessment formchapter 10 - gait comparison chart

Section 3 - Case Studies with Interventions

Chapter 11 - Cerebro-vascular accident (stroke)chapter 12 - post-covid neuropathychapter 13 - traumatic brain injury (TBI)chapter 14 - bilateral amputation - transtibial & transfemoral

Section 4 - Sample Pathological Gait Videos

chapter 15 - Cerebral Palsychapter 16 - Acquired (Non-Traumatic) Brain Injury chapter 17 - Spina Bifida
chapter 18 - incomplete spinal cord injurychapter 19 - rheumatoid arthritisChapter 20 - Sensory Ataxia
Chapter 21 - Unilateral Transtibial amputationChapter 22 - Bilateral amputationChapter 23 - Unilateral Transfemoral amputationChapter 24 - Bilateral transfemoral amputation

Section 5 - Practice Videos

Chapter 25 - Prosthetics Chapter 26 - OrthoticsChapter 27 - Neurological ConditionsChapter 28 - Orthopedic Conditions

Section 6 - Appendices

Appendix A - types of Gaitappendix b - g.a.i.t. appAppendix C - Instructor resources Appendix D - answers to test questions & Practice videos
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