Abstract Summary
The impact of spasticity on walking is currently unclear. Assessments of spasticity require the assessor to move a limb as fast as possible, with potential discrepancies in testing velocity and range of motion between clinicians, as well as between what is observed during functional activities such as walking. This study examines whether low-cost technology can provide accurate measures of joint range of motion and angular velocity during clinical spasticity assessments.
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