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. 2019 Aug 19;13:1179069519869615. doi: 10.1177/1179069519869615

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Figure 1. — Inter-paw coordination during walking on the walkway. Regularity index expressed the number of normal step sequence patterns (ie, each of the 4 paws was used exactly once in a step cycle) relative to the total number of paw placements (A). Step sequence duration was the time needed to complete a step cycle (ie, each of the 4 paws was used at least once) (B). Coupling expressed the temporal relationship between the placement of 2 paws within a step cycle (C, E, G) and among step cycles (D, F, H). Diagonal, girdle, and ipsilateral couplings were measured from the LF-RH, LF-RF, and LF-LH relationships, respectively. Data are presented as median with quartiles and offset horizontally for clarity. LF indicates left front paw; LH, left hind paw; RF, right front paw; RH, right hind paw.

*Significantly different from normal (P < .05); ^#significantly different between injury types (P < .05).