The doctor will review the person's medical history and perform a complete physical and neurological examination that will include an evaluation of the gait. The doctor may ask the patient to walk in a corridor or climb stairs to observe specific features including: # Stance, posture, and base (wide or narrow). # Gait initiation (including start hesitation or freezing). # Walking speed, stride length, step height, foot clearance. # Continuity, symmetry, trunk sway, path deviation, arm swing. # Involuntary movements. # Ability to turn. # Ability to rise from a chair (without using the arms). # Chair Testing: Each patient was asked to walk 20–30 feet forward and backward toward the examiner. Patients were then asked to sit in a swivel chair with wheels and to propel the chair forward and backward.
Blocq's disease
Tornwaldt's disease
Cruveilhier–Baumgarten disease
Majocchi's disease
Mondor's disease
Milroy's disease
Gorham's disease
Kimura's disease