GAIT DISORDERS

This study aims to find out which treatment helps people with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) walk better over time. It will compare two common approaches: foot surgery followed by rehabilitation, or structured physical therapy alone. Researchers will follow 200 participants fo…

This study is testing whether adding gentle electrical stimulation to the spine during walking therapy helps people recover leg movement better after a recent spinal cord injury. Researchers will compare the combination therapy to walking therapy alone in 40 participants who are …

This study is testing if a simple mental exercise can help people walk better after a stroke. Researchers want to see if doing 30 seconds of quick math problems (like addition or subtraction) right before walking can improve walking speed and balance. They will compare this to a …

This study aims to see if a 10-week exercise program focused on balance can help people with Parkinson's disease start walking more easily. Researchers will measure how a specific leg muscle works during the first step. The trial will involve 80 participants in Kuwait who will be…

This study aims to better understand walking problems by comparing how people with gait disorders walk versus healthy people. Researchers will use small wearable sensors placed on the body to measure joint movement and muscle activity during walking. The goal is to gather detaile…