2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2004.01.007
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Gait kinematics and kinetics of 7-year-old children: a comparison to adults using age-specific anthropometric data

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“…The Body Mass Center Shift is an important indication of the improvement of the motor skill of gait among the children who participated in the Intervention Program, providing stability to their movement (Sutherland, 1997). We cannot, however, support that they have fully adopted the adult gait pattern, as claimed by Ganley & Powers (2005). In their research, they assessed kinematic, dynamic and anthropometric data of the gait skill, the joint angles, the torque values, and the power in 15 seven-year old children against the same variables of 15 adults.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The Body Mass Center Shift is an important indication of the improvement of the motor skill of gait among the children who participated in the Intervention Program, providing stability to their movement (Sutherland, 1997). We cannot, however, support that they have fully adopted the adult gait pattern, as claimed by Ganley & Powers (2005). In their research, they assessed kinematic, dynamic and anthropometric data of the gait skill, the joint angles, the torque values, and the power in 15 seven-year old children against the same variables of 15 adults.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…During the swing phase, in the absence of a moment due to the GRF, other parameters such as segmental inertial properties and segmental motions have a much larger influence. The importance of accurate segmental inertial properties on joint moment estimates has been shown in several populations including children (Ganley and Powers, 2005), transfemoral amputees (Goldberg et al, 2008;Miller and Childress, 2005), transtibial amputees (Smith et al, 2014), and partial foot amputees (Dillon et al, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alguns estudos mostram que a marcha de crianças apresenta um padrão maduro entre 3 anos e meio e 4 anos de idade quando analisadas variáveis cinemáticas angulares e variáveis espaçotemporais normalizadas (SUTHERLAND et al, 1988;STOLZE et al, 1997;STANSFIELD et al, 2003), enquanto a análise dos momentos e da potência articulares demonstra que ocorrem alterações na marcha relacionadas a idades até acima de 7 anos, principalmente para a articulação do tornozelo (CUPP et al, 1999;HAUSDORFF et al, 1999;GANLEY;POWERS, 2005;CHESTER et al, 2006). Esses estudos destacam a importância de dados de referência da marcha normal de acordo com as faixas etárias para auxiliar no diagnóstico e tratamento da marcha patológica em crianças.…”
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“…As diferenças foram mais significativas para o grupo de 4 a 5 anos do que para os demais grupos (6 a 7 anos e 8 a 10 anos). Ganley;Powers (2005) encontraram diferenças entre crianças de 7 anos de idade e adultos somente para o momento de flexão plantar e potência de tornozelo, enquanto Chester et al (2006) observaram redução significativa do momento flexor do quadril e do momento extensor do joelho quando comparados crianças de 3 a 4 anos e grupos de faixas etárias superiores. Também verificaram redução do momento e potência do tornozelo do grupo de 9 a 13 anos em relação aos grupos de faixas etárias menores.…”
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