Kinematic adaptations from self-selected to fast speed walking in patients with adult spinal deformity.

Krystel Abi KaramRami El RachkidiKarl SemaanEddy SaadMarc FakhouryMaria SaadeElma AyoubAli RteilElena JaberElio MekhaelNabil NassimAbir MassaadIsmat GhanemAyman Assi

Published in: Spine deformity (2024)

Kinematic limitations during adaptation from self-selected to fast speed walking highlight an alteration of a daily life activity in ASD patients. ASD with limited kinematic adaptations showed more severe sagittal malalignment with an increased SVA, PT, PI-LL, and knee flexion, a decreased LL and the most deteriorated quality of life. This highlights the importance of 3D movement analysis in the evaluation of ASD.

Keyphrases

autism spectrum disorder
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
end stage renal disease
intellectual disability
newly diagnosed
ejection fraction
chronic kidney disease
total knee arthroplasty
spinal cord
knee osteoarthritis
patient reported outcomes
young adults
spinal cord injury
working memory