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Method Twenty-six patients with DLKS underwent gait analysis using 3-dimentional motion analysis system (3D-MAS). Two reflection markers were attached to the skin surface on C7 and S1 spinous processes in all patients. Then they walked on treadmill at self-selected walking speed, and 3-dementional location of these surface makers (C7.S1) were recorded by synchronized 4 cameras that were placed separately. The angles between vertical axis and the line C7-S1 (dynamic-trunk angle: D-TA) and horizontally projected distance of the line C7-S1 (dynamic sagittal vertical axis; D-SVA) were continuously recorded during walking. D-TA and D-SVA were compared to static trunk angle (S-TA) and static SVA(S-SVA) that were obtained regular standing fulllength lateral X-ray.

Dynamic sagittal balance evaluated by 3-dimentional gait analysis in patients with degenerative lumbar kyphosis