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TEMPORAL-SPATIAL DEVIATIONS DURING GAIT

This page provides information on Temporal and Spatial gait deviations during gait 

Step Width
Step Length
Toe-OUT ANgle
Arm Swing
Stance Time
Lateral Trunk Displacement

STEP WIDTH

Normal Step Width

Step width is measured as the shortest distance from the center of the right heel to the center of the left heel. 

Narrow Step

Step width is narrower than normal 

Wide Step

Step width is wider than normal

STEP LENGTH

Normal Step Length

Step length is measured as the distance from the heel of one foot to the heel of the other foot 

Short Step Length

Step length is shorter than normal 

Asymmetrical Step Length

Step length between the right and left sides is asymmetric

TOE-OUT ANGLE

Excessive Toe-Out Angle

 In this deviation, the toe-out angle is greater than 10°. 

Toe-In

 In this deviation, the toes are pointing towards the midline of the body.  

ARM SWING

Symmetrical Arm Swing

 Arm swing occurs passively during a gait cycle and does not require active muscular contraction 

Asymmetrical Arm Swing

 In this deviation, arm on one side swings more than the arm on the other side.  

STANCE TIME

Symmetric and Normal Stance Time

 Stance time is the amount of time spent on a limb during its stance phase 

Asymmetrical Stance Time

Time spent on one limb during its stance phase is more than the other limb


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