Abnormal Gait Exam : Myopathic Gait Demonstration

more medical videos on : medicofiles.com
Myopathic Gait Demonstration
With muscular diseases, the proximal pelvic girdle muscles are usually the most weak. Because of this the patient will not be able to stabilize the pelvis as they lift their leg to step forward, so the pelvis will tilt toward the non-weight bearing leg which results in a waddle type of gait.

[@fantazmadazle]

This guy is a boss

[@pawking92]

No, u are :)

[@saturnianmusic]

many people walk like this on the runway in fashion shows

[@nella7927]

I learnt many pathological gait patterns with your videos. Also, your videos about infants' reflexes is great. Many Thanks.

[@igrgic1]

All the single ladies! All the single ladies! All the single ladies! All the single ladies!

[@dangeerraaron]

Why is this not the top comment?!😂😂😂😂

[@xxxKooKsTeR82xxx]

😂😂😂 I can’t take this video serious 😅😅😅😅 thanks for the laugh

[@icu2morrow]

😂😂😂

[@claireashley427]

🤣🤣

[@faizasmail172]

😂😂😂

[@Hera-so7dv]

Paul D. Larsen, M.D.
The University of Nebraska, College of Medicine . Dr Larsen is a brilliant doctor.

[@hecutler1111]

Chiropractic students very much appreciate you - we must demonstrate these on our patient assessment lab exams!

[@draslrus]

Thanks a lot! Great demonstration and explanation! Thanks!

[@BleedInAllColours]

You have helped me so much, thank you!!

[@GodisLovetoo]

Very good demonstration!

[@user-id3bh6vd7y]

Very well understood.So simply explained the tough matters.Can remember easily.Thanks a lot

[@zainabali2062]

You are amazing in explaining gaits

[@Sukhster04]

Very helpful series of videos... Thanks!

[@sabinarahman7224]

it's was very informative...thanks to the person who demonstrate so well..

[@carlos94111]

So educational.... has a lot of value...

[@DrBuLaith]

thanks for helping us to understand the different gait disordrrs
Regards

[@scotlandyard85]

Amazing, thank you!

[@zdazzle14]

im a law student, but these videos are really interesting and informative, thank you!

[@omarmaamouri]

Thank you so much 😊

[@saadsaudA]

thank u ,, I have exam tomorrow , this video is helping me alot

[@thymalinum]

yeah, really great videos!

[@dulshani85]

thanks a lot..it is really helpful..

[@ddaa1991]

You are great *.*

[@VindictusDame]

thank you, sir.

[@doctorgaming4683]

Yes. This is also known as waddling gait

[@renanuneza8932]

Im impressed!

[@DinaAwd]

this is the best explanation for medical students👻👻

[@user-ip4hb8gl6n]

Also called waddling gait

[@ayecii]

Thankyou!

[@sameerchachiya1919]

Give him an an oscar

[@hellomeme94]

thank u

[@kepenekli]

This is a perfect example of using youtube for beneficial educational purposes.

[@guest11190]

is it also called waddling gait ?! ,, thanx a lot ,, ur videos are great

[@thepacificsea6578]

ALL RESPECT TO YOU

[@anoodalassaf7130]

LOL ... thnx doc :D with such a demonstration, the whole matter is so clear for me

[@juliannewton6952]

Can you correct this march and make the person has a normal gait?

[@hdrevolution123]

Would you see positive Trendelenburg sign here?

[@fairytalenaifaru]

thx

[@cherlykramster9262]

im confused bc this is what professional PTs are all telling me to do , what he is demonstrating saying I need to weight shift over to free up the other leg..... shift all our weight to the stance leg... head arm trunk.... and pelvis should move up down back forth, and transverse plane a little. . SO... what is the answer?? HELP

[@compaqintex7991]

plz post for waddling gait or duck gait

[@alibinali2141]

Thanks dr 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴

[@whatwhat91]

This is tutorial for modelling, right? I tried to be serious coz I wanna learn.

[@Schatten2712]

Yes! go for it

[@gorankovic]

@saadsaudA
i m having it tommorow :D
how was yours ?

[@Trulsone]

Debolezza da medio gluteo compensata = Compensated gluteus medius weakness

[@abdallahabdallah3685]

Thanks sir ,it's so helpful,I was confused about abnormal gaits...Thanks again

[@Cherokee2A.]

yes, this is the same as "waddling gait" :)

[@TheAdjuster1]

@hecutler1111 for Dr. Hall?

[@mirzawajeedbaig6364]

I suppose when pt or his or her relatives complain that the pt walks like a duck.. It is this myopathic gait..

[@seanmacliamwilliams4567]

I can walk backwards perfect why not foward

[@iMANTlS]

@zdazzle14 So you should've read the Channel's title :)

[@paandae]

lol...props to this doctor for demonstrating all these gait...eheeyyyy

[@CarabnrFilms]

Trendelenburg gait

[@asmarmorad4632]

Didn't realise it's GTA Vice City girls' walk before

[@castillalancelet478]

see a physiotherapist/ orthopaedic surgeon (both would know), furthermore wouldn't hurt to ask on Reddit Medical section (many doctors on there willing to advise you) best of luck

[@jenharp21]

This is trendelenburg gait right?..

[@drthurayawahid]

bi trendeleburg gait and trendelenburg alone it just a unilateral waddling gait which mean only one aspect of ur hip that abducted when u walk .

[@RestoreEyesightNow]

isn't this the catwalk walk?

[@abrabaham4398]

WHAT A GOD

[@c00pseightninenine98]

is this the same as a trendelenberg gait?

[@xduo4050]

yes

[@ducanhduong6526]

it't so true :)

[@GrandmaBetty1945]

He is attempting to demonstrate what happens in Trendelenburg gait but this is wrong. The patient leans over to the affected side to minimize the muscular activity needed by the gluteus medius in order to stabilize the hip while walking. Not to the non affected side as suggested in this video. This man walks like a penguin. I have never seen any patient with any condition walk like this

[@sophiakottarea5506]

So, you are a Victoria secret model 🤙🏽 😂 thanks

[@haifamayang3719]

Look like a victoria secret's model

[@md.ashrafulislam1650]

Please text conversations

[@GrandmaBetty1945]

I just saw a different video which explained why in Trendelenburg gait (the pelvic drop that this man described, due to the gluteus medius failing to stabilize the pelvis while walking), the patient leans over TO THE WEAK SIDE in order to minimize the muscular activity that is needed by the hip abductors in order to stabilize the pelvis while walking. It makes perfect sense. The patient does NOT lean over to the non affected side, as suggested in this video. Neither have I ever seen any patient walk like this man demonstrated. Only penguins walk this way and penguins don’t have weak gluteus medius

[@tjp7927]

Dwarf gait

[@Stonka1]

Haha that's quite funny...1:22 - 1:37

[@andreaberryman5354]

My dad.

[@AboudMAbbas]

I call this gait = " I'm a Single Lady " gait...

[@MultiNerve]

Lol.

[@Schatten2712]

1:17 - 1:21 BITCH IS FABOLOUS!!!

[@lilbabyangel125]

me 1:17 - 1:21

[@UNR3S7]

Beyonce?

[@tomphillips88]

Sassy

[@castillalancelet478]

rofl

[@saurabhjagtap3669]

Fucking model