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| When comparing other walkers to the Meywalk and Miniwalk Gait Trainers, please remember that gait is not a linear movement. As a person steps forward, the pelvis moves down in relation to the floor, allowing for heel-strike (which provides stability) and toe-off (which provides forward propulsion). The Meywalk has a unique "spring assist" system which not only allows for this movement, but also assists the user to come back up into the mid-phase of gait. Most pediatric and adult Gait Trainers do not allow for this up and down movement. As a result, users must find atypical ways to elicit forward propulsion, such as "pulling through" or providing lift through their forearms. |
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An adult displays approximately 10 cm difference in pelvic
height between the mid-phase and toe-off, and most children exhibit 4-6 cm
dependent on their height. |
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Gait trainers are utilized with a wide variety of diagnosis, including
Cerebral Palsy, Post Closed Head Injury, Post CVA, Geriatric Rehab and a
variety of other disabilities when strength and equilibrium are
compromised.
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