Abstract
The aim of this article in defining of gait with gait terminology, gait cycle, gait parameters is to provide and create scientific basis to the university students’ courses such as kinesiology, prosthetics, orthotics, rehabilitation to contribute to the working team members’ services in the prosthetic and orthotic field
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