Distinctive parameters of gait in patients with multiple sclerosis, depending on the profile of its dysfunction

S. A. Ryabov, A. N. Boyko
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Objective: to identify characteristic gait parameters by video analysis in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) that allow the most reliable discrimination of the dominant profile in functional systems.Material and methods. We examined 45 patients (37 women, 8 men) with relapsing-remitting (n=38) and secondary progressive MS before and after a course of medical rehabilitation. Gait parameters were recorded with the Physiomed Smart video analysis system Physiomed Smart («Physiomed», Germany, Davis protocol).Results. Only one indicator allowed reliable differentiation between ataxic and spastic-paretic gait patterns in MS in the EDSS range up to 5.5 points – the step width, the value of which is greater in patients with ataxia dominance. A significant difference in gait pattern asymmetry was also found in the mild disability group, namely, a greater value in the spastic-paretic pattern.Conclusion. Comprehensive profiling of gait impairment, primarily through objective analysis of locomotor patterns, may be helpful in monitoring therapy and may reveal sensitive end points for further study in MS.
多发性硬化症患者步态的独特参数,取决于其功能障碍的概况
目的:通过视频分析识别多发性硬化症(MS)患者的特征步态参数,以便最可靠地区分功能系统的主要特征。材料和方法。我们检查了45例复发缓解型(n=38)和继发性进展性MS患者(37名女性,8名男性)在一个医学康复疗程前后。使用Physiomed Smart视频分析系统Physiomed Smart(«Physiomed»,德国,Davis协议)记录步态参数。在EDSS范围内,只有一个指标可以可靠地区分MS患者的共济失调和痉挛性麻痹步态模式,该指标在5.5分范围内-步宽,其值在共济失调优势患者中更大。轻度残疾组的步态模式不对称性也有显著差异,即痉挛-痉挛模式的不对称性更大。主要通过客观分析运动模式来全面分析步态障碍,可能有助于监测治疗,并可能为MS的进一步研究揭示敏感终点。
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