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GAIT Lab

The NeuroEquilibrium GAIT Lab uses advanced computer vision to analyze human gait patterns, providing an objective tool for devising and tracking rehabilitation strategies. It integrates multiple systems, including the CNS, vestibular, and musculoskeletal systems, to offer a comprehensive analysis.

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When is GAIT required

  • Comprehensive Analysis: Evaluates the interplay of various systems affecting gait.
  • Rehabilitation Strategies: Helps in planning effective rehabilitation strategies.
  • Objective Follow-Up: Provides precise tools to measure rehabilitation outcomes.

Applications

  • Vestibular Disorders
  • Cerebellar Ataxia
  • Stroke
  • Gait Disorder Analysis
  • Sensory Ataxia
  • Parkinson’s Disease
  • Unsteadiness
  • Fall Risk Assessment
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Parameters Tracked

  • Step Length
  • Gait Cycle Duration
  • Stance (% of Gait Cycle)
  • Step Duration
  • Gait Speed
  • Stride Length
  • Double Support (% of Gait Cycle)
  • Swing (% of Gait Cycle)
  • Cadence
  • Arm Swing (per cycle)
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Features

  • 3D Reconstruction: Generates a 3D reconstruction of the patient’s gait in the sagittal plane without using markers.
  • Advanced Camera Setup: Utilizes two wide-angle cameras with a field of view (FOV) of at least 80 degrees and a high frame rate.
  • Comprehensive Video Recording: Records the patient’s video in both frontal and sagittal planes using a front camera and a side-mounted camera.
  • Concatenated Final Video: Creates a final video by combining input frames from both the side and front cameras.
  • Marker-less Gait lab- does not require markers to be put on the patient

NeuroEquilibrium GAIT Lab provides clinicians and therapists with an advanced, accurate, and comprehensive tool for analyzing gait and planning effective rehabilitation strategies, ensuring better outcomes for patients with gait disorders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens before my gait test at NeuroEquilibrium?

Before starting the gait test, you should discuss with a specialist any problems you encounter while you walk or balance. Also, they will inquire about your past medical conditions. You will be told in detail about the test so you know what to expect and feel at ease. You need to walk in a normal way as cameras and sensors observe your movements. All you need to do is put on clothes and shoes that are easy comfortable for you, as there’s no preparation required. Our goal is to observe your walking to give you the best help.

The gait test is quick and does not hurt the patient. You take a short walk and special cameras and sensors capture your movements from different sides. They help measure your speed while walking, the length of your steps, and your ability to keep your balance. You can expect the test to be completed after about 30 minutes and you should feel like you’re just walking normally. By using the results, you can create a plan to boost your walking and balance.

Once the test is done, the experts will study how you walk—looking at your balance, step pattern, and coordination. Based on what they find, they’ll design a treatment plan just for you. This may include specific exercises, therapy sessions, or using supportive equipment. Your therapist will explain everything clearly and answer any questions you have.

Every person’s treatment is tailored to their needs at the Gait Lab. You can receive exercises to help with balance, strength, coordination, or even resort to more advanced activities such as virtual reality or robotic workouts. There are cases when AFOs are put in place to give more support to the ankle and foot. The idea is to make you feel more stable and able to walk better through proper and regular exercises.

Your progress will be tracked through regular follow-up tests. You’ll repeat the gait test from time to time to see how much you’ve improved. Signs like better balance, faster walking, or smoother steps show the treatment is working. Your therapy plan will be adjusted based on your progress, and your care team will keep you informed and encouraged every step of the way.

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