Deficits in Scaling of Gait Force and Cycle in Parkinsonian Gait Identified by Long-Term Monitoring of Acceleration with the Portable Gait Rhythmogram

Table 1

Profile of patients, divided according to the percentage of alteration range of gait acceleration.

Patient Number	Sex	Age (yrs)	Hoehn and Yahr stage	UPDRS III	Duration of illness (yrs)	Subjective off	Percentage of alteration range in
							Acceleration	Cycle
Normal pattern
77	M	71	2	9	0.7		176	200
99	M	59	3	27	0.9		176	155
83	M	54	1	6	1.0		143	109
46	M	68	3	30	4	off	125	83
71	M	61	1	13	2.1		120	118
97	M	74	3	25	9.0	off	120	109
42	F	64	3	21	13	off	116	100
72	M	66	2	14	0.8		105	100
26	F	73	1	11	0.5	off	96	100
73	M	63	2	22	2.2		94	118
31	M	75	3	28	12		94	127
69	F	68	3	24	4	off	94	84
32	F	73	1	10	10		82	86
25	M	72	3	29	3.5	off	80	109
27	F	63	2	23	0.5		78	76
75	M	60	1	13	4.1		78	109
Steep pattern
47	M	65	1	10	1.5	off	75	100
40	M	71	3	24	9	off	73	87
23	F	56	3	18	3	off	70	100
28	F	70	2	30	5	off	71	118
94	F	75	3	16	11.8	off	65	173
43	F	70	1	9	3		60	76
78	M	68	2	19	4.8	off	60	87
38	F	65	3	16	3		51	88
79	F	65	3	18	3.9		45	91
58	M	65	3	13	2		42	100
3	M	63	1	16	6		38	146
11	M	59	3	15	8	off	34	82
Flat pattern
4	M	63	3	29	5	off	176	67
16	M	54	3	23	3	off	116	57
19	M	65	3	26	1.5	off	109	74
5	M	72	2	31	2	off	98	63
96	F	68	3	17	2.1		96	65
44	M	73	3	27	2	off	92	72
36	M	56	2	11	0.5		76	72
102	M	63	3	16	0.8		76	61
Lump pattern
9	F	67	2	19	4.5	off	47	69
103	M	68	3	30	5.6		40	65
82	F	69	3	17	1.0		38	64
1	M	74	3	12	4		35	54