| Type . | Description . |
|---|---|
1 | Equinus in swing phase of gait only (e.g. a foot drop). This can be treated with an AFO |
2 | Equinus throughout the gait cycle, with either toe contact only or toe–heel contact and compensatory hyperextension of the ipsilateral knee |
3 | Involvement of the hamstrings and rectus is observed and there is increased knee flexion throughout the gait cycle |
4 | The hip flexors and adductors are affected and internal hip rotation is observed |
| Type . | Description . |
|---|---|
1 | Equinus in swing phase of gait only (e.g. a foot drop). This can be treated with an AFO |
2 | Equinus throughout the gait cycle, with either toe contact only or toe–heel contact and compensatory hyperextension of the ipsilateral knee |
3 | Involvement of the hamstrings and rectus is observed and there is increased knee flexion throughout the gait cycle |
4 | The hip flexors and adductors are affected and internal hip rotation is observed |
This PDF is available to Subscribers Only
View Article Abstract & Purchase OptionsFor full access to this pdf, sign in to an existing account, or purchase an annual subscription.
