Trendelenburg Gait Demonstration

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[@AnasRwiha]

everything is funny as long as it's happening to somebody else

[@biomechanicsconcept9428]

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[@mdshakir1132]

It's me

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[@biospheres3404]

🤣

[@lollaahmed4369]

unfortunately ur right

[@gybx4094]

He can still do every swim stroke, including Butterfly. And the density/buoyancy of the water will offset the joint motion. So, there is a world of fitness in the pool for people with this problem.

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

cool man

[@krisha600]

@@MedSchoolMadeEasy hey man Which univ are you guys from ???

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

@@krisha600 these videos were filmed a long time ago at Des Moines University

[@krisha600]

@@MedSchoolMadeEasy so are you guys practitioners now or licensed Physical therapist ?? I’m a Final year undergrad PT student Would love to know your journey

[@ansaksa]

it can also lead to injurys because one side is over working and other is not working at all or it might be due the injury so the focus should be on that

[@MelushkaQ]

THANKS THIS WAS VERY USEFUL, QUITE FUNNY THOUGH

[@biomechanicsconcept9428]

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[@vincetheworldly537]

What if the patient is just too extra? Is it a differential?

[@Dr.Nilesh_Shukla]

No, it is a risk factor😂

[@chieftainofoukwanyama7169]

🤣😂 Lol

[@tofayelahamed5447]

He is not a patient

[@shivika7977]

Lesion in left hip joint.

[@paulfox7032]

So does this patient have their left gluteus minimus and medius working inefficiently, causing the right hip to fall as they load their weigh onto their left leg?

[@88niteowl88]

Yes. That is EXACTLY what is happening.

[@khanmeraj1000]

The patient has left hip abductors (gluteus medius and minimus) weakness because of which they're not able to pull the hip on the left side leading to their sinking on the right side.

[@Ialdhoun]

Its wrong, in trendelenburg's sign we observe an inclination towards the normal side ( the non-affected hip drops down ) and we see another inclination ( drops down ) of the shoulder in the opposite side .

[@ellaaiscool]

@@miancu3 i think you need to calm down a bit really

[@Oldnoitall]

This is me I am 63 year old male I’ve had surgeries therapies injections, still ongoing, thinking it’s a piriformis muscle mashing the sciatic nerve. It feels like I have been sitting on a golf ball for a year. Pain all the way down sciatic nerve into three left toes and leg pain is now mainly and left hip area down to knee ???

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

go see your provider King Johnny!

[@mudasiral1956]

I think it's wrong demonstration as in trendelengburg the pt lurched(depend on severity) to affected side to keep the pelvic straight in stance phase of unaffected one.Anyway thanks alot for your video.

[@my-upscnotes9125]

yes I agree

[@joanmiguelromero5039]

You're thinking of Duchenne's limp, which is a compensation the pt does to avoid the gait shown in the video. The gait shown here is indicative of a positive Trendelenberg's test, so video is correct!

[@mudasiral1956]

In Duchenne's gait the excessive anterior pelvic tilt, lumbar lordosis, sagittal pelvic tilt"double bump" and tip toe walking give the appearce the patient walking pushing his body in front of him and waddling gait, that is definitely different from which I meant.

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[@Vital_form]

Sissy that walk, werq!

[@Mazyone_]

So when I'm on my way to bother my mom I have a trendelenberg gait? Interesting

[@austinsosnowski3289]

Keep it going!!

[@tfoprincess]

That's how some women walk in heels.

[@Doppelganger444]

Right because the position of the foot screw all the hip muscles, I mean turn off.

[@biomechanicsconcept9428]

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[@drsd4169]

Very helpful

[@اديانمحمدحمادينعيمة]

Thank U it was very useful way

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

you're very welcome

[@brendalg4]

What is it called when someone steps on the left leg and the left shoulder drops down? (Or right) I thought I had the Trendelenburg gait until I watched this video and saw this isn't my problem. Or maybe it is my problem but you are not showing the shoulder lowering because this person doesn't actually have Trendelenburg gait

[@isabelalvarez4325]

Maybe trendelenburg with compensation? your trunk is leaning over to maintain that center of gravity over your base of support

[@izztheman1992]

I have this with mixed with a few others problems

[@rasjar2272]

this is the gait guys not the sign.in the sign the patient stands on in feet.the feet above the ground which is the affected one will not be able to stabilise the pelvis,so it sags on ipsi lateral side. In gait demonstration,the patient is in motion,the trunk sways towards the affected side to compensate the sag.

[@kris-landd]

Thanks

[@sunny4lady]

This is not entirely correct. I have an L5 nerve damage on my right side, which means that I can not contract my right gluteus muscles properly on my right hip. So when I walk I drop my right hip on not my left hip! The gluteus muscle contracts and pulls the hip up on the OPPOSITE side! It is even visible that my hip is a bit dropped on my left side, just from standing and there is no weakness of my left gluteus muscle

[@sunny4lady]

@Himanshu Pandey I see my mistake. It is my left side of hip that drops due to malfancuntion of right gluteus.

[@veganweighdown]

"...his right hip drops down toward the affected side" and "...meaning their left hip abductors such as the gluteus minimus and gluteus medius are not working properly." In the gait the hip drops to the same side of the affected hip. Are you saying it drops to the opposite side?

[@Ollieez]

+Cynthia Mosher In a Trendelenburg gait the affected hip (in this case, the left hip) remains stable whereas the contralateral hip drops when the patient puts their weight on the affected hip, this means the weakness in the gluteus max and min are on the left side.

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

+Paulington Paulington FTW

[@burtonage]

+Paulington Great answer, just a small correction. The gluteus MEDIUS and MIN are the muscles affected in this gait.

[@Ollieez]

Thanks burtonage, autocorrect on phones is a bitch. :).

[@nashmifahad9171]

Spasm of Gluteus medius and minimus in tredelenberg gait are in contralateral or ipsilateral ?.

[@iniyanudhayakumar2876]

contralateral ig😂

[@iniyanudhayakumar2876]

and not spasm, paralysis😂

[@ramachandrar1]

I have this mildly and remember people calling me that I cat walk in my childhood days.. my friends, my uncle and others the irony is my father used to laugh with them making fun of me, instead of taking me to doctor for treating this condition..

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

sorry to hear that Ramachandra

[@dellamarie4650]

What if over time a patient learns to compensate for a high hip and their gait doesn’t look this obvious?

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[@robinlillian9471]

I don't think this is a real case. You can see the individual hesitating before dropping his hip.

[@itsgonnabeanaurfromme]

A patient can't really compensate. That's what an injury means.

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

it will probably be harder to diagnose then

[@hannahherrmann4921]

there are diagrams of trendelenburg gait being compensated for, so if your doctor has to look it up (if you’re under 50 they probably will lol) they’ll probably see that. i’m not too sure though.

[@nilanjanabhattacharjee8266]

What? I have it and I think this demonstration is too extra. I'm not sure if the person has it or it's just acting.

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

the person is just acting

[@lashondahursey6116]

​@@MedSchoolMadeEasywoud this cause pain stiffness in the legs knees calfs to

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

@@lashondahursey6116 it could! see your provider

[@DrToni100]

Due to the weakness of the abductor muscles

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[@aftab0300]

How can recover this condition.

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

talk to your medical provider!

[@عبداللهرضي-ش6خ]

This is not the tredelenberg gait

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

... yes... yes it is

[@عبداللهرضي-ش6خ]

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[@azeemali7102]

yo i walk like this from Osgood-Schlatters pain is in lower lumbar, hips, sholders worst its even in neck ....

[@Sophboo09]

Iv found out I have a damaged or most likely severed superior glutinous nerve due to a 50ft fall I had 9 months ago, shattered a lot of bones etc ie, hip, pelvis, feet etc. I had a nerve conduction test that showed my superior glutinous nerve is not working at all and I’m in a wheelchair or I use crutches but I can walk a little without these but I walk like this and it’s so frustrating and I’m waiting on a nerve graft or surgery to hopefully repair this nerve I haven’t been givin alot of information yet and I need answers.. will I walk normal again? Will this surgery work? Can I still walk normal in time if this nerve is cut? What can I do to help? I really want to walk again 😭

[@zshin7832]

And what happend? You can walk normally again? Please answer I have similar problem now and i have no idea what to do

[@bojandacevski]

I have this exact same condition although a little lighter. I have seen doctors and in my country, PT’s are terrible and they wanted to do surgery for this, which im 100% sure is not correct. Can you tell me which exercises to do. Just don’t say go to you PT please.

[@ihsanbayram6729]

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[@naufalmf9009]

coming home after a late night party be like

[@PikesCore24]

Is this guy faking, or this an actual case of trendelenburg gait?

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

it is a demonstration of a trendelenburg gait

[@JonSmith-cx7gr]

Hello sailor.....

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hey pal

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[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

so true! thanks for stopping by

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[@naveenkulasingha]

me after 3 beers

[@Comedy_baap]

Inferior gluteal nerve 🧐

[@myrielmorley4127]

I would have thought it funny till I suffered it myself. It's horrible. have some compassion.

[@Someone-jf1ei]

Myriel Morley it's the same for me

[@nohabloemojislosiento4930]

You said at the start of your comment you would have found it funny so I dont think you can also say have some compassion about it. You're only upset because its happening to you.

[@ali_ka1009]

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[@sportphysio-chanthuongthet9206]

Too deep man !

[@robinlillian9471]

This is such a contrived imitation.

[@d7eemo270]

lol.

[@tylismanarmstrong7624]

pride month?