gait assistive device

gait assistive device

Rehab medicine Any of a number of tools that facilitate ambulation–eg, crutches, cane, walker
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The assessment should include, but need not be limited to, evaluating (a) the layout of each room's flooring, lighting, furniture, closets and cabinets, appliances, and maneuverability with and without a gait assistive device; (b) all entrances to the home; (c) parking areas; and (d) all hallways and stairways.
Freezin of gait in Parkinson's disease patients and neurorehabilitation procedures
Gait assistive devices may have to be prescribed temporarily or for a long term use.
Cardiovascular response to two and four minutes walk using a standard walker and/or platform walker with wheels in one foot non-weight bearing individuals
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