Types of Gait Abnormalities

[@davefajardo7037]

Timestamps 2:30 - Antalgic Gait 7:32 - Trendenlenburg Gait 12:49 - Circumduction Gait 17:05 - Ataxic Gait 21:23 - Parkinsonian / Festinating Gait 23: 50 - High Step Gait

[@shahrzadbakhtiyari1094]

Amazing lecture. I can not thank you enough. 👏

[@al_hen_na8687]

Very well explained.... More power to you!

[@learningabilities1946]

Kindly explain Waddling gait and it's courses and treatment.

[@WATCHINGTHEWATCHERS999]

Excellent!

[@dhananjayrana3022]

Nice explanation sir

[@karu11207]

very helpful 👍🏻👍🏻 keep it upp

[@shiruo_]

Very helpful!

[@immunitypill2379]

Thanks, informative 👍

[@maufurohniama]

THANKYOU VERY HELPFUL :)

[@ingridvandermerwe1997]

Why would you want to make a video about something you yourself hardly understand?? A positive Trendellenburg is simply weakness in the L-Glutes not BEING ABLE to stabilise the pelvis by contracting when you are bearing weight. Now you are complicating this so much, that nobody know what side is the affected side, what is the cause, the good side droops etc, and all the other muscles incorrectly stated....?????. And that was not Ataxic gait, it is a guy trying to walk on a straight line and losing his balance. Really?

[@stephaniesardinha1326]

My wife died and I haven’t smiled in 8 months

[@robertadavies4236]

"Festinating" means speeding up or hurrying, not shuffling. Parkinson's patients tend to start slow and then uncontrollably increase speed. (Learn your Latin! Festinare = hasten.)