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Characteristics of Gait Ataxia in Spinocerebellar Degeneration Assessed by Means of Simple Quantitative Method

Cerebellar ataxic gait was compared with normals by a simple quantitative method. Strain gauges attached to the heel, the first and the fifth metatarsal areas of a shoe, were used and the gait was telemetrically recorded. A natural and one per second click sound‐synchronized gait was analyzed. A contact sequence of the three areas of the sole, the stride time, the stance‐phase time and the foot contact pattern were compared between patients and normals. All of these items disclosed different results in the two groups.