O efeito do uso de mochila na cinemática da marcha de crianças
F. G. Flores, Jonas Lírio Gurgel, Flávia Porto, Rafael Ferreira, Guilherme Tesser, Fabiano Gonçalves, Thaís Russomano
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F. G. Flores, Jonas Lírio Gurgel, Flávia Porto, Rafael Ferreira, Guilherme Tesser, Fabiano Gonçalves, Thaís Russomano
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Objective: This study aimed to evaluate kinematic differences in children’s gait with and without a backpack. Materials and methods: The gait of four 9-year old children was analyzed with and without a backpack by means of biomechanical equipment. Backpack load employed was controlled. Gait evaluation included: steps, gait speed and angular variation of the knee. Results: Results showed that the backpack did not alter children’s gait. Conclusion: This study suggests that the recommended mass of the backpacks that should not exceed 10% of the body mass of the children is correct, since it did not cause any significant change in children’s gait.
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Objective: This study aimed to evaluate kinematic differences in children’s gait with and without a backpack. Materials and methods: The gait of four 9-year old children was analyzed with and without a backpack by means of biomechanical equipment. Backpack load employed was controlled. Gait evaluation included: steps, gait speed and angular variation of the knee. Results: Results showed that the backpack did not alter children’s gait. Conclusion: This study suggests that the recommended mass of the backpacks that should not exceed 10% of the body mass of the children is correct, since it did not cause any significant change in children’s gait.
Key concepts: Backpack, Gait, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Kinematics, Gait analysis, Medicine, Physical therapy, Physics