What Is a Normal Gait?
Normal gait is controlled by the central nervous system through a series of activities of the pelvis, hips, knees, ankles, and toes. It has certain stability, coordination, periodicity, directionality, and personality differences. When the disease occurs, the normal gait characteristics can change significantly.
Normal gait
Right!
- Chinese name
- zhengchangbutai
- Foreign name
- normal gait
- Normal gait is controlled by the central nervous system through a series of activities of the pelvis, hips, knees, ankles, and toes. It has certain stability, coordination, periodicity, directionality, and personality differences. When the disease occurs, the normal gait characteristics can change significantly.
- When normal people walk, not only their lower limbs are moving, but also whole body parts are performing related activities to ensure the coordination and stability of the entire walking system. Such as shoulders, upper limbs, spine and pelvis synchronous movement. Gait is acquired through learning, so it has individual characteristics. There are three processes that must be completed for normal gait: weight support, one-leg support, and swinging legs.