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NPTE: Gait Deviations - Prosthetic and Amputee Causes (scorebuilder 2008)

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Gait Deviation
Prosthetic Cause
Amputee Cause
Abducted Gait   • Prosthesis may be too long • High medial wall • Poorly shaped lateral wall • Prosthesis positioned in abduction • Inadequate suspension • Excessive knee friction   • Abduction contracture • Improper training • Adductor roll • Weak hip flexors and adductors • Pain over lateral residual limb  
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Circumducted Gait   • Prosthesis may be too long • Too much friction in the knee • Socket is too small • Excessive plantar flexion of prosthetic foot   • Abduction contracture • Improper training • Weak hip flexors • Lacks confidence to flex the knee • Painful anterior distal stump • Inability to initiate prosthetic knee flexion  
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Excessive knee flexion during stance   • Socket set forward in relation to foot • Foot sett in excessive dorsiflexion • Stiff heel • Prosthesis is too long   • Knee flexion contracture • Hip flexion contracture • Pain anteriorly in residual limb • Decrease in quadriceps strength • Poor balance  
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Vaulting   • Prosthesis may be too long • Inadequate socket suspension • Excessive alignment stability • Foot in excess plantar flexion   • Residual limb discomfort • Improper training • Fear of stubbing toe • Short residual limb • Painful hip/residual limb  
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Rotation of Forefoot at Heel Strike   • Excessive toe-out built in • Loose fitting socket • Inadequate suspension • Rigid SACH heel cushion   • Poor muscle control • Improper training • Weak medial rotators • Short residual limb  
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Forward trunk flexion   • Socket is too big • Poor suspension • Knee instability   • Hip flexion contracture • Weak hip extensors • Pain with ischial weight bearing • Inability to initiate prosthetic knee flexion  
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Medial or Lateral whip   • Excessive rotation of the knee • Tight fitting socket • Valgus in the prosthetic knee • Improper alignment of toe break   • Improper training • Weak hip rotators • Knee instability  
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Lateral Bending   • Prosthesis may be too short • Improperly shaped lateral wall • High Medial Wall • Prosthesis aligned in abduction   • Poor balance • Abduction contracture • Improper training • Short residual limb • Weak hip abductors on prosthetic side • Hypersensitive and painful residual limb  
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