List of contributors | p. vii |
Preface to the second edition | p. ix |
Preface to the first edition | p. xi |
Normal and Developmental Aspects of Balance and Gait | |
Posture and equilibrium | p. 1 |
Adaptive human locomotion: influence of neural, biological and mechanical factors on control mechanisms | p. 20 |
Development of balance and gait control | p. 39 |
Assessment of Balance and Gait Disorders | |
Classification of balance and gait disorders | p. 63 |
Orthopedic assessment of gait disorders | p. 74 |
Clinical neurological assessment of balance and gait disorders | p. 93 |
Neuro-otological assessment in the patient with balance and gait disorder | p. 99 |
Objective assessment of posture and gait | p. 130 |
Clinical Disorders of Balance and Gait | |
Postural imbalance in peripheral and central vestibular disorders | p. 146 |
Cerebellar gait and sensory ataxia | p. 163 |
Gait and balance in basal ganglia disorders | p. 173 |
Spastic movement disorders | p. 207 |
Frontal and higher level gait disorders | p. 216 |
Cerebrovascular disease and hydrocephalus | p. 222 |
Psychiatric aspects of dizziness and imbalance | p. 245 |
Syncopal falls, drop attacks and their mimics | p. 286 |
Rehabilitation of Balance and Gait Disorders | |
Rehabilitation of balance disorders in the patient with vestibular pathology | p. 317 |
Neurological rehabilitation of gait and balance disorders | p. 344 |
Psychosocial aspects of disorders affecting balance and gait | p. 360 |
The Problem of Gait and Falls in the Elderly | |
Balance control in older adults | p. 385 |
Falls and gait disorders in the elderly - principles of rehabilitation | p. 404 |
Syncope-related falls in the older person | p. 422 |
Index | p. 439 |
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