Gait pattern and lower extremity alignment in children with Morquio syndrome

Posted on October 2, 2012 by admin

Gait pattern and lower extremity alignment in children with Morquio syndrome Dhawale, Arjun A.; Church, Chris; Henley, John; Holmes, Laurens Jr; Thacker, Mihir M.; Mackenzie, William G.; Miller, Freeman Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics B: 22 September 2012 Quote: The gait in children with Morquio syndrome (MPS IV) has not been previously described. We reviewed the charts, gait analysis reports, and radiographs of nine children with no previous lower extremity surgery. Children with MPS IV had a slower walking speed, reduced cadence, and reduced stride length as compared with normal (P

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