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Original Research

Immediate synergistic effect of a trunk orthosis with joints providing resistive force and an ankle–foot orthosis on hemiplegic gait

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Pages 211-220 | Published online: 05 Feb 2018

Figures & data

Figure 1 Trunk orthosis with joints providing resistive force.

Figure 1 Trunk orthosis with joints providing resistive force.

Table 1 Patient demographic and clinical characteristics

Figure 2 Flow of patients through the trial.

Note: One patient was excluded after measurements were taken because of missing markers.
Abbreviation: TORF, trunk orthosis with joints providing resistive force.
Figure 2 Flow of patients through the trial.

Table 2 Comparison of spatiotemporal parameters between conditions with and without trunk orthoses

Table 3 Comparison of kinetic and kinematic paretic lower limb parameters between conditions with and without trunk orthoses

Table 4 Comparison of pelvis and thorax angles between conditions with and without trunk orthoses

Table 5 Comparison of changes from baseline between the TORF and corset groups

Figure 3 Comparison of ankle-joint moment between the TORF and non-TORF conditions and between the corset and non-corset conditions.

Notes: (A) TORF group. (B) Corset group.
Abbreviation: TORF, trunk orthosis with joints providing resistive force.
Figure 3 Comparison of ankle-joint moment between the TORF and non-TORF conditions and between the corset and non-corset conditions.

Figure 4 Synergetic effect of the trunk orthosis with joints providing resistive force and an ankle–foot orthosis on rocker function in subjects with a hemiplegic gait.

Figure 4 Synergetic effect of the trunk orthosis with joints providing resistive force and an ankle–foot orthosis on rocker function in subjects with a hemiplegic gait.