A-Z of Neurological Practice: G
Larner, Andrew J.; Coles, Alasdair J.; Scolding, Neil J.; Barker, Roger A.
2010-09-22 00:00:00
[Disorders of gait are relatively common in neurological practice and may have a number of different causes, acting either individually or collectively: gait disorder may be multifactorial. A thorough neurological examination is indicated in any patient with a gait disorder. Various forms of gait disorder are recognized:]
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[Disorders of gait are relatively common in neurological practice and may have a number of different causes, acting either individually or collectively: gait disorder may be multifactorial. A thorough neurological examination is indicated in any patient with a gait disorder. Various forms of gait disorder are recognized:]
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