Analytical Comparison Between Biomechanics Parameters for Normal and Crouch Gait

Crouch gait is one of the familiar pathological gait patterns, usually induced by cerebral palsy. Determined by extreme knee flexion during the stance phase is a considerable issue that concerns the inhabitants of children with spastic cerebral palsy. Gait analysis proposes various biomechanical parameters through which to quantify gait. This article introduces an analytical comparison between biomechanics parameters for normal and Crouch gait. Various biomedical parameters were assessed, such as knee flexion angle, ankle angle, hip flexion angles, lumbar bending, hamstring length, and knee angle moment arm for other crouch and normal gaits.