22 devices · GMDN 35757
A gait analysis system is an assembly of powered instruments designed to evaluate the mechanics of walking or running. These systems utilize specialized mats or platforms to measure ground reaction forces and pressure distribution, often combined with camera technology to track joint movement and torque.
These diagnostic tools are used by clinicians to identify abnormalities in movement patterns and to assist in the development of corrective treatment plans. Users should note that these systems are mains-powered assemblies intended for professional clinical assessment of biomechanical function.
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