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Forefoot Contact occurring with heel off during all phases

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Heel pain, shortened gastroc-soleus

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Forefoot contact occurring with excess plantarflexion during SLA (foot drag or drop)

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Weak Tibialis anterior

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Forefoot contact occurring with knee hyperextension during all phases

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Weak quadriceps

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Forefoot contact occurring with excess plantarflexion and knee wobble

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Spastic gastroc-soleus

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Foot slap

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Weak Tibialis anterior

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Foot flat contact occurring with excess plantarflexion during SLA

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Weak Tibialis anterior

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Foot flat contact occurring with knee hyperextension during WA

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Weak quadriceps

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Foot flat contact occurring with excess plantarflexion during all phases

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Shortened gastroc-soleus

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Forefoot contact occurring with excess plantarflexion during all phases

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Shortened gastroc-soleus

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Foot flat contact occurring with excess plantarflexion and knee wobble

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Spastic gastroc-soleus

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Excess plantarflexion occurring ONLY during SLA

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Weak Tibialis anterior

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Excess plantarflexion occurring during all phases with knee hyperextension and forward trunk lean at WA

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Shortened gastroc-soleus

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Excess plantarflexion occurring during all phases with heel off at MSt

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Shortened gastroc-soleus

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Excess plantarflexion occurring during all phases with knee wobble at WA

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Spastic gastroc-soleus

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Excess plantarflexion with knee hyperextension during WA

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Weak quadriceps

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Excess plantarflexion occurring with excessive variability and locking knee and hip into extension

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Impaired proprioception

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Excess dorsiflexion occurring progressively greater during SLS with hip and knee flexion

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Weak gastroc-soleus

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Excess dorsiflexion occurring during all stance phases along with excessive hip and knee flexion

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Shortened hamstrings or iliopsoas

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Heel off occurring with excessive plantarflexion during all stance phases

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Heel pain, shortened gastroc-soleus

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Heel off occurring with excessive plantarflexion during all phases and knee wobble at WA

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Gastroc-soleus spasticity

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No heel off with excessive dorsiflexion at TSt with excessive hip and knee flexion

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Weak gastroc-soleus

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No heel off occurring with limited weight bearing on met heads

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Forefoot or mid foot pain

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Foot drag or contralateral vault occurring with excess plantarflexion during SLA

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Tibialis anterior weakness

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Foot drag or contralateral vault occurring with excess plantarflexion during all phases, knee hyperextension at WA or heel off at MSt

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Shortened gastroc-soleus

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Foot drag or contralateral vault occurring with excess plantarflexion during all phases and knee wobble at WA

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Gastroc-soleus spasticity

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Foot drag or contralateral vault occurring with limited knee flexion during SLA and knee wobble at WA

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Quadriceps spasticity

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27
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Foot drag or contralateral vault occurring with limited knee flexion during SLA and WA and limited time in SLS (limping)

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Knee pain

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Foot drag or contralateral vault occurring with limited knee flexion during SLA and insufficient plantarflexion at PSw

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Weak gastroc-soleus

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Foot drag or contralateral vault occurring with limited knee flexion during SLA and limited hip flexion at PSw and ISw

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Weak hip flexors (iliopsoas and RF)

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Foot drag or contralateral vault occurring with excessive variability and locking knee/hip into extension during SLS

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Impaired proprioception

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Limited knee flexion occurring at WA only, with excessive PF and forward trunk lean, excessive knee flexion at TSw

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Weak quadriceps

32
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Limited knee flexion occurring during stance phases with excessive PF in all phases

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Shortened gastroc-soleus

33
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Limited knee flexion occurring during WA and SLA along with knee wobble and compensatory strategy

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Quadriceps spasticity

34
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Limited knee flexion occurring during WA and SLA along with limited time SLS

35
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Limited knee flexion occurring during SLS with excessive variability

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Impaired proprioception

36
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Limited knee flexion occurring during SLA along with insufficient plantarflexion at PSw

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Weak gastroc-soleus

37
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Limited knee flexion occurring during SLA along with limited hip flexion at PSw and ISw

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Weak hip flexors (iliopsoas or RF)

38
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Knee hyperextension occurring at WA only, along with excessive PF and forward trunk lean only at WA, and excessive knee flexion at TSw

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Weak quadriceps

39
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Knee hyperextension occurring during stance phases along with forward trunk lean during stance phase and excessive PF in all

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Shortened gastroc-soleus

40
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Knee hyperextension occurring during WA and SLA along with knee wobble and compensatory strategy

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Quadriceps spasticity

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Knee hyperextension occurring during SLS with excessive variability

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Impaired proprioception

42
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Extensor thrust occurring during WA and SLA with knee wobble and compensatory strategy

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Quadriceps spasticity

43
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Extensor thrust occurring at WA only along with excessive plantarflexion and forward trunk lean only at WA and excessive knee flexion at TSw

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Weak quadriceps

44
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Extensor thrust occurring during SLS with excessive variability

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Impaired proprioception

45
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Excessive knee flexion occurring during all phases and appears jerky or stiff

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Hamstring spasticity or shortened hamstrings

46
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Excessive knee flexion occurring during SLS along with excessive hip flexion and dorsiflexion

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Shortened iliopsoas

47
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Excessive knee flexion occurring during SLS along with progressively worse dorsiflexion and excessive hip flexion during SLS

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Weak gastroc-soleus

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Excessive knee flexion occurring during SLS along with limited time in SLS

49
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Excessive knee flexion occurring during TSw along with limited knee flexion, excessive plantarflexion, forward trunk lean

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Weak quadriceps

50
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Knee wobble occurring during WA and PSw along with limited knee flexion

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Quadriceps spasticity

51
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Knee wobble occurring during SLS along with excessive plantarflexion

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Gastroc-soleus spasticity

52
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Knee wobble occurring during SLS with excessive variability

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Impaired proprioception

53
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Limited hip flexion occurring at LR along with backward trunk lean

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Weak glut max

54
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Limited hip flexion occurring at PSw, ISw, and MSw along with limited knee flexion

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Weak hip flexors (iliopsoas or RF)

55
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Limited hip flexion occurring at MSw and TSw along with excessive knee flexion at TSw and IC

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Shortened hamstrings or spastic hamstrings

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Limited hip flexion occurring at MSw

57
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Excessive hip flexion occurring during all stance phases along with excess knee flexion and ankle dorsiflexion

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Shortened iliopsoas or spastic iliopsoas

58
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Excessive hip flexion occurring during all stance phases along with excess knee flexion at TSw

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Shortened hamstrings or spastic hamstrings

59
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Past retract occurring along with excess knee flexion at TSw and IC

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Hamstring spasticity

60
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Past retract along with knee hyperextension, excess PF, and forward trunk lean at WA

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Weak quadriceps

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Excess inversion occurring during all phases along with excessive plantarflexion

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Shortened gastroc-soleus

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Excess inversion occurring during SLA only

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Weak peroneals

63
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Excess inversion occurring during SLA only and with a flexor synergistic pattern

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Tibialis anterior spasticity or impaired sequencing between peroneals and TA

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Excess eversion occurring during stance phases only

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Weak Tibialis posterior

65
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Excess eversion occurring during all phases along with excessive plantarflexion

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Shortened gastroc-soleus

66
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Excess eversion occurring during SLA only

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Weak Tibialis anterior

67
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Excess eversion occurring during SLA only and with a flexor synergistic pattern

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Spastic peroneals or impaired sequencing between peroneals and TA

68
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Posterior pelvic tilt occurring during WA along with backward trunk lean

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Weak glut max

69
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Anterior pelvic tilt occurring in all phases

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Weak abdominals

70
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Anterior pelvic tilt occurring in phases of single limb stance along with excessive hip flexion

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Shortened iliopsoas

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