Background To analyse and interpret gait patterns in pathological paediatric populations,
accurate determination of the timing of specific gait events (eg initial contract–IC, or toe-off …

The use of appropriate terminology is a fundamental aspect of forensic gait analysis. The
language used in forensic gait analysis is an amalgam of that used in clinical practice …

Background Although early functional rehabilitation (EFR) has been suggested to yield rapid
functional recovery after Achilles tendon rupture (ATR) compared to conventional …

Aim Cerebral palsy (CP) is associated with dysfunction of the upper motor neuron and
results in balance problems and asymmetry during locomotion. Selective dorsal rhizotomy …

Purpose: Passive tibiofemoral anterior-posterior (AP) laxity has been extensively
investigated after posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) single-bundle reconstruction. However …

Objective To compare the gait event identification of five algorithms recommended in the
literature with those provided by force plate (gold standard) in children with unilateral or …

Gait phase partitioning is an extremely important aspect of gait abnormality detection.
Generally, high-cost motion capture devices are used for this purpose which is practically …

Passive translational tibiofemoral laxity has been extensively examined in posterior cruciate
ligament (PCL) insufficient patients and belongs to the standard clinical assessment …

Gait assessment is of interest to clinicians and researchers because it provides information
about patients' functional mobility. Optoelectronic camera-based systems with gait event …

Incorporation of feature uncertainty during model construction explores the real
generalization ability of that model. But this factor has been avoided often during automatic …