Lecture

Spatio-temporal Gait Analysis: Parkinson Disease Application

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Description

This lecture covers the spatio-temporal gait analysis in Parkinson's disease, including gait alterations, deep brain stimulation, and the impact on gait parameters. It also discusses the instrumental Timed Up and Go test in early Parkinson's and stroke patients.

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