Instructional Lectures in Pediatric Gait Analysis.
Expert guidance for better gait interpretation.
A curated series of lectures highlighting key concepts in pediatric gait analysis and their role in clinical decision-making.
1 Normal Pediatric gait
Understanding Typical Gait
2 Gait Disruption in CP
Common Gait Deviations
3 Orthotic Management in CP
Indications and objectives
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4 Indications for soft tissue surgery
Indications, objectives and techniques
5 Guided growth at the hip and knee in Children with cerebral palsy
Principles and interventions
6 Management of hip neuromuscular subluxation/dislocation in
children with cerebral palsy
Reflections and new directions
7 Management of foot segmental malalignment in children with
cerebral palsy
A systematic approach
8 Spina bifida (Myelomeningocele)
Overview and role of quantitative gait analysis
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