<p>The walking pattern of a normal control rat (upper panel) and a representative monoarthritic rat (lower panel). The inflammatory induction agent was injected into the ankle joint of the left hind paw. The middle trace of each panel shows prints from the left side in red, from the right side in blue. Prints from forepaws are shown in light colour, also seen separately in the lower trace, whereas prints from the hind paws are darker, and shown separately in the upper trace. Each print detected by the PawPrint algorithm is surrounded by a white rectangle, but coloured red for the calculated median print. In places where prints would have been expected in normal gait, but not actually detected, green rectangles occur. When such a “non-print”...
The Catwalk method is an automated quantitative gait analysis that allows the objective and rapid qu...
<p>Each panel represents one neural unit. The upper panel shows the mean firing (black line) express...
<p>The location of 4, 8, and 12 objects in a symmetrical (left) and an asymmetrical (right) layout i...
<p>Illustration of typical paw prints reflecting the rating scale used. In addition to the visual pr...
<p>The walking track test apparatus: (A) CatWalk machine and (B) an example of a rat at the walkway ...
<p><b>(A)</b> Photograph of a typical print of the left forepaw (uninjured). <b>(B)</b> Contrast-enh...
This work is part of a research project studying the learning of fine motor skills in rats. A system...
<p>Mean values±SD of the gait parameters print area (A), lengths of the print (C), stride-lengths (B...
<p>Mean values±SD of the gait parameters print area (A), lengths of the print (C), stride-lengths (B...
An existing gait analysis system designed to quantify the locomotion characteristics of rats and cal...
<p>Movement traces (blue) for a spatial target (outlined in red) for typical (a) human and (b) rat p...
<p>Limb placing ability of rats subjected to PT under conditions that prevented visual and whisker/c...
Background: In the rat, the single-pellet reaching task includes orienting, reaching, grasping and r...
<p>The results showing disease severity in terms of hind paw thickness as evident in the representat...
<p>Animals with IUGR showed clear and consistent gait deficits at 3 weeks, some of which persisted i...
The Catwalk method is an automated quantitative gait analysis that allows the objective and rapid qu...
<p>Each panel represents one neural unit. The upper panel shows the mean firing (black line) express...
<p>The location of 4, 8, and 12 objects in a symmetrical (left) and an asymmetrical (right) layout i...
<p>Illustration of typical paw prints reflecting the rating scale used. In addition to the visual pr...
<p>The walking track test apparatus: (A) CatWalk machine and (B) an example of a rat at the walkway ...
<p><b>(A)</b> Photograph of a typical print of the left forepaw (uninjured). <b>(B)</b> Contrast-enh...
This work is part of a research project studying the learning of fine motor skills in rats. A system...
<p>Mean values±SD of the gait parameters print area (A), lengths of the print (C), stride-lengths (B...
<p>Mean values±SD of the gait parameters print area (A), lengths of the print (C), stride-lengths (B...
An existing gait analysis system designed to quantify the locomotion characteristics of rats and cal...
<p>Movement traces (blue) for a spatial target (outlined in red) for typical (a) human and (b) rat p...
<p>Limb placing ability of rats subjected to PT under conditions that prevented visual and whisker/c...
Background: In the rat, the single-pellet reaching task includes orienting, reaching, grasping and r...
<p>The results showing disease severity in terms of hind paw thickness as evident in the representat...
<p>Animals with IUGR showed clear and consistent gait deficits at 3 weeks, some of which persisted i...
The Catwalk method is an automated quantitative gait analysis that allows the objective and rapid qu...
<p>Each panel represents one neural unit. The upper panel shows the mean firing (black line) express...
<p>The location of 4, 8, and 12 objects in a symmetrical (left) and an asymmetrical (right) layout i...