Dynamic Gait Scan for Real-Time Foot Movement Analysis

Rehabilitation gait scan reports are documents capturing steps undertaken to process a patient's gait analysis and its findings in order to develop appropriate rehabilitation strategies. It contains stepwise measures like the asymmetry in step length, peak pressure locations, foot posture, and more of the assessed patient against norm databases. For instance, reports may describe a patient with a total knee arthroplasty having medial foot pressure overload with a 20% reduction in left step length. Clinicians develop their rehabilitation protocols from this information; in this case, improving balance could be achieved with proprioceptive exercises or custom orthotics could be designed to relieve pressure. The scans serve as tracking tools, with subsequent scans documenting changes in symmetry of gait or decrease in pain intensity, showing the improvements achieved with the initial scans serving as benchmarks. Its structured framework enables streamlined communication between therapists, patients, and insurers, ensuring clinically warranted care that expedites reimbursement.