Gait Analysis: Aging Application

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This lecture covers the application of spatio-temporal gait analysis to aging, focusing on the highest risk factors for falls related to balance and gait, such as postural transitions, walking regularity, and fear of falling. It also discusses the decline of gait automatism with age and the impact of dual-task methodology on gait speed and variability.

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