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106. Jump knee gait

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Jump knee gait

Clinical photograph — Fig 1. Clinical photographtop left

Classification / diagram — Fig 2. Classification / diagramtop centre

•Ankle equinus in late stance

•Knee flexion in early stance and terminal swing

•Hip flexion in early stance

•Pelvis normal or anterior tilted

•Problem is spastic hamstring and triceps surae

•No OT

•Serial cast

•Botox

•Stretching

•Hinged AFO

Direct Q&A

Q1 What are the diagnostic findings and management points for Jump knee gait?

Jump knee gait

•Ankle equinus in late stance

•Knee flexion in early stance and terminal swing

•Hip flexion in early stance

•Pelvis normal or anterior tilted

•Problem is spastic hamstring and triceps surae

•No OT

•Serial cast

•Botox

•Stretching

•Hinged AFO

Raw speaker-note hierarchy audit

#	lvl	marL	indent	logical	original note line
1	0	None	None	0	Jump knee gait
2	0	None	None	0	Ankle equinus in late stance
3	0	None	None	0	Knee flexion in early stance and terminal swing
4	0	None	None	0	Hip flexion in early stance
5	0	None	None	0	Pelvis normal or anterior tilted
6	0	None	None	0	Problem is spastic hamstring and triceps surae
7	0	None	None	0	No OT
8	0	None	None	0	Serial cast
9	0	None	None	0	Botox
10	0	None	None	0	Stretching
11	0	None	None	0	Hinged AFO

Improved semantic hierarchy used for the study notes

#	semantic level	section?	rewritten line
1	0		Jump knee gait
2	1		Ankle equinus in late stance
3	1		Knee flexion in early stance and terminal swing
4	1		Hip flexion in early stance
5	1		Pelvis normal or anterior tilted
6	1		Problem is spastic hamstring and triceps surae
7	1		No OT
8	1		Serial cast
9	1		Botox
10	1		Stretching
11	1		Hinged AFO

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