Gait Society

of the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists

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Gait Society promotes gait analysis education for members to improve functional abilities of physically challenged individuals.

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The views expressed in this site do not necessarily represent those of the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists.

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Motion Capture and a Local Radio Program

I heard this report on my commute in this morning. Interesting tidbit on using gait analysis to develop diagnostic algorithms related to osteoarthritis: http://www.wbez.org/blogs/clever-apes/2012-05/clever-apes-30-walk-ape-99133See More
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Sarah Sawers posted a discussion

Textbook Club Participants: Discussion Week #1

For those of you following along with the readings of Chris Kirtley's Clinical Gait Analysis: Theory and Practice our first discussion week is starting.  Please feel free to comment on the discussion page I started.See More
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John Brinkmann, CPO replied to Keith E. Vinnecour, C.P.O. (E)'s discussion The Art and Science of Observational Gait Analysis was an excellent article.
"Thanks, Keith. One of my main motivations for writing the article was the gap between research and everyday practice.  The profession needs both, and a properly-trained, experienced practitioner who continues to learn is the best bridge. Good…"
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Keith E. Vinnecour, C.P.O. (E) replied to Keith E. Vinnecour, C.P.O. (E)'s discussion The Art and Science of Observational Gait Analysis was an excellent article.
"The Art and Science of Observational Gait Analysis was an excellent article.  Along with muscle testing, observing the gait is the road to providing the optimum orthoses or align and problem solve the socket fit to optimize the functional…"
Apr 24
Keith E. Vinnecour, C.P.O. (E) posted a discussion

The Art and Science of Observational Gait Analysis was an excellent article.

Along with muscle testing, observing the gait is the road to providing the optimum orthoses or align and problem solve the socket fit to optimize the functional outcome for prostheses.  This clinical judgement is critical and can only be developed through education, experience and good mentoring.  The gait laboratories are also critical in ensuring that our clinical judgment is correct and we are not continuing to function on poor data, but unfortunately they cannot be employed on a daily…See More
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Dr. Chris Kirtley is now a member of Gait Society
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Motion Capture and a Local Radio Program

I heard this report on my commute in this morning. Interesting tidbit on using gait analysis to develop diagnostic algorithms related to osteoarthritis: …Continue

Started by John Brinkmann, CPO 22 hours ago.

Textbook Club Participants: Discussion Week #1

For those of you following along with the readings of Chris Kirtley's Clinical Gait Analysis: Theory and Practice our first discussion week is starting.  Please feel free to comment on the…Continue

Started by Sarah Sawers Apr 29.

The Art and Science of Observational Gait Analysis was an excellent article. 2 Replies

Along with muscle testing, observing the gait is the road to providing the optimum orthoses or align and problem solve the socket fit to optimize the functional outcome for prostheses.  This clinical judgement is critical and can only be developed…Continue

Tags: analysis, Gait

Started by Keith E. Vinnecour, C.P.O. (E). Last reply by John Brinkmann, CPO Apr 28.

Articles

Two Gait Society Officers have articles in the recent issues of OP magazines. Check out the links below, and let us know what you think...http://www.oandp.com/articles/2012-04_11.asp…Continue

Started by John Brinkmann, CPO Apr 10.

Notes

Call for Officers

If you are interested in being a Gait Society officer, please contact John Brinkmann, CPO, FAAOP at johnb@rockfordortho.com.

Created by Teri Chou Nov 23, 2009 at 12:36pm. Last updated by Andrew Francis Nov 9, 2011.

Gait Society Theme for 2011 Academy Meeting

The theme we are considering for the Gait Society Symposium abstract is on quantitative tools for K level assessment. Two tools being considered for discussion are the Amputee Mobility Predictor (AMP) and Galileo (Orthocare Innovations, LLC). If you have feedback regarding this topic, please give us your feedback in the "Forum" tab. Thank you!

Created by Teri Chou Jun 2, 2010 at 5:05pm. Last updated by Teri Chou Jun 2, 2010.

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Created by Andrew Francis Nov 18, 2009 at 12:03pm. Last updated by Teri Chou Jun 2, 2010.

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