(foor-nya´) (for ataxic gait) the patient is asked to rise on command from a sitting position, then to rise and walk, to stop quickly on command, and then to walk and turn around quickly on command. The ataxic gait is thus brought out. Found on http://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/21001
(foor-nya´) (for ataxic gait) the patient is asked to rise on command from a sitting position, then to rise and walk, to stop quickly on command, and then to walk and turn around quickly on command. The ataxic gait is thus brought out.