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  • Biomechanical Engineering
  • Rehabilitation Medicine
  • Clinical Biomechanics

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  • Post-stroke hemiparesis can cause dropfoot, impacting gait and mobility.
  • Accurate assessment of assistive devices is crucial for effective rehabilitation.
  • Computerized motion analysis offers objective data for clinical decision-making.

Observation:

  • A 15-year-old female with right hemiparesis post-stroke underwent 3D motion analysis.
  • Four conditions were assessed: barefoot, ankle brace, functional electrical stimulation (FES), and dropfoot cuff.
  • Kinematic data quantified ankle plantarflexion during the swing phase.

Findings:

  • FES and dropfoot cuff significantly reduced terminal swing plantarflexion and improved gait profile scores compared to barefoot and ankle brace.
  • Ankle kinematics remained abnormal despite device use, indicating persistent dorsiflexion deficits.
  • Subtle differences between devices were objectively measured, aiding treatment selection.

Implications:

  • Computerized motion analysis provides quantitative insights into device efficacy for dropfoot.
  • Objective data supports evidence-based clinical recommendations for personalized treatment plans.
  • This technology enhances the evaluation of assistive devices in neurological rehabilitation.