These motions combine to allow the thumb to perform complex actions including opposition and
circumduction. These combined movements of the thumb are what allow the hand to perform more advanced prehension, or grasping.
The physical activity includes elbow flexion/extension, forearm supination/pronation, wrist
circumduction, and fingers flexion/extension for 5 min in the upper extremity which is not connected to the hemodialysis machine and ankle rotation, toes flexion, extension, and hyperextension for 5 min in each lower extremity.
of Patients Loss of dorsiflexion 5 0 (0%) Loss of ulnar deviation 3 0 (0%) Loss of supination 2 0 (0%) Loss of palmar flexion 1 0 (0%) Loss of radial deviation 1 4 (20%) Loss of
circumduction 1 0 (0%) Pain in DRUJ 1 3 (15%) Result Score No.
To be classified as a successfully avoided obstacle, both feet had to stay clear of the obstacle without stepping next to it,
circumduction of the hip, or hitting the obstacle (one point per successfully avoided obstacle, with a maximum of three points).
In the context of therapeutic exercises, the older adults were trained for ROM exercises (anterior, lateral, and rotational) and posture exercises (shoulder
circumduction, scapular adduction, and pectoral stretching).
Inspection and gait assessment results (n=318) Yes No Total n % n % n % Pes planus 76 23.9 242 76.1 318 100.0 Increased thoracic kyphosis 43 13.5 275 86.5 318 100.0 Shoulder asymmetry 33 10.4 285 89.6 318 100.0 Plano valgus 29 9.1 289 90.9 318 100.0 Scapular wing 8 2.5 310 97.5 318 100.0 Antalgic gait 5 1.6 313 98.4 318 100.0 Genu valgum 4 1.3 314 98.7 318 100.0 Genu varum 3 0.9 315 99.1 318 100.0 Pelvic asymmetry 3 0.9 315 99.1 318 100.0 Increased cervical lordosis 2 0.6 316 99.4 318 100.0 Persistent femoral anteversion 2 0.6 316 99.4 318 100.0
Circumduction gait 1 0.3 317 99.7 318 100.0 Recurvatum 0 0.0 318 100.0 318 100.0 Toe walking 0 0.0 318 100.0 318 100.0 Trendelenburg 0 0.0 318 100.0 318 100.0 Table 3.
(11) Typical findings include pain with palpation directly over the dorsoradial aspect of the CMC joint and pain with axial loading and upon
circumduction during a Grind test of the CMC joint.
For the wrist, wrist stabilization for grip in elbow extension and flexion positions, wrist flexion and extension movement while clenching the hand, and
circumduction were tested.
The patient had Trendelenburg gait with elements of
circumduction to compensate for a limited ability to raise the foot.
Gait demonstrates hypertonia of the ipsilateral leg with
circumduction. As treatment is started she has improvements in the amplitude of the dysmetria, with more exact targeting.
Due to the unilateral nature of the paralysis, balance is of paramount concern for stroke patients, as they struggle with both upper and lower body posture [33], Additionally, patients after stroke often exhibit hemiplegic gait during which hip hike and
circumduction of the affected leg is produced to compensate for drop foot abnormality, thus increasing the single leg stance phase, decreasing stability, and increasing likelihood of falls [50,16].