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ENERGY COST OF WALKING AND OF WHEELCHAIR PROPULSION BY CHILDREN WITH MYELODYSPLASIA: COMPARISON WITH NORMAL CHILDREN

The oxygen consumption of 15 myelodysplastic children during walking and propelling a wheelchair was studied. In comparision to normal children, they walked more slower and consumed more oxygen per meter, but had a similar rate of oxygen consumption. A swing‐through gait pattern was 33 per cent more energy‐efficient than a four‐point gait pattern for these children. Wheelchair propulsion produced velocities and energy efficiencies similar to normal children walking.