2013
DOI: 10.1590/0004-282x20130106
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Assessment of gait deviation on the Babinski-Weill test in healthy Brazilians

Abstract: Objective: The aim of this study was to validate a simple and reproducible method for assessing gait deviation on the Babinski-Weill test in a representative sample of healthy Brazilians. Methods: Gait deviations were measured in 75 individuals (median=30 years, 41 women) for forward, backwards, and Babinski-Weill steps. The test entailed blindfolded individuals walking 10 paces at a frequency of 1 Hz with deviations subsequently measured by a protractor. Results: Mean gait deviation forward was 0.53º with sta… Show more

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“…with their arms resting comfortably at their sides. If the subject performs the walk in a straight line, the test is suitable; if there are lateral deviations of 45º or more it is not suitable [23,24]. (d) Fukuda Stepping Test or Unterberger-Fukuda Test (FST): also called the pretended gait test is used to assess dynamic balance.…”
Section: Clinical Indicatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…with their arms resting comfortably at their sides. If the subject performs the walk in a straight line, the test is suitable; if there are lateral deviations of 45º or more it is not suitable [23,24]. (d) Fukuda Stepping Test or Unterberger-Fukuda Test (FST): also called the pretended gait test is used to assess dynamic balance.…”
Section: Clinical Indicatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%