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The following conditions are illustrated and described: in the newborn, congenital dislocation of the hip demonstrated by Ortolani’s sign. In the toddler: limp, shortening, diminished abduction. Perthe’s...
The following problems are shown and considered: an effusion of the knee by the tap test and by Trotter’s test. Osgood-Schlatter’s disorder. Recurrent dislocation of patella, habitual dislocation of the...
The following problems are shown and considered: newborn and congenital: tiptoe gait. Arch. Toeing in. Bowleg and knock knee.
The following conditions are illustrated and described: Lower motor neurone lesion - drop foot gait due to polio. Upper motor neurone lesion: 1) very mild hemiplegia, 2) severe hemiplegia, 3) diplegia and 4)...
The following conditions are illustrated and described: Obstetrical paralysis in the neonate. Sprengels’ shoulder. Craniocleidodysostosis. Cubitus varus. Volkmann’s contracture. Rheumatoid hand, shoulder...
Abnormal gait is analysed on the basis of muscle weakness, joint and bone disorders. Normal gait is shown to be sometimes compatible with gross structural defects which may require other activities to reveal...
Anatomy of the nervous system and the effect of weakness of different groups of muscles on gait. Shows disturbances of gait resulting from lesions of the anterior horn cell in the spinal cord, defects of...
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