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BOF 41
You are sitting at your clinic and you are watching a patient entering the examination room with a strange gait, all of the followings about gait is true, except:
1-circumduction of a leg is seen in pyramidal weakness.
2-high stepping gait is seen in foot drop
3-imapired tandem walk could be due to cerebellar lesion
4-dipping on one side while walking may suggest a painful lower limb lesion
5-waddling gait is suggestive of peripheral neuropathy

 

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