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To benefit from a gait analysis, patients must be able to walk a minimum distance of approximately 30 metres (with or without walking aids).
They should also be able to walk in a relatively straight line, and be able to co-operate with instructions.
Children should be at least four years old with a consistent walking pattern.
This list is indicative, but not comprehensive of all patients that may benefit from gait analysis.
Please contact us if you have any questions about whether or not your patient may be appropriate to refer.