노인 보행의 특성: 정상과 비정상
Characteristics of Gait in the Elderly: Normal vs. Abnormal
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Human gait inevitably deteriorates with “physiologic” aging as well as age-related pathologic conditions particularly in the older adults. However, some of them maintain relatively normal gait pattern well into their 80s. The existence of “successful aging” group in terms of gait performance suggests that senile gait is no more a consequence of aging alone. Here, we discuss age-related change of gait to characterize gait in the elderly, and briefly review the classification system of gait disorders in the elderly.
Abstract
Human gait inevitably deteriorates with “physiologic” aging as well as age-related pathologic conditions particularly in the older adults. However, some of them maintain relatively normal gait pattern well into their 80s. The existence of “successful aging” group in terms of gait performance suggests that senile gait is no more a consequence of aging alone. Here, we discuss age-related change of gait to characterize gait in the elderly, and briefly review the classification system of gait disorders in the elderly.
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