Circumduction: Why does the leg swing out when walking?

Circumduction is a common walking “problem” where someone will swing the leg out to the side to prevent the toe from catching on the ground. Several things can cause this such as foot drop, spasticity, a “stiff leg”, and/or weakness due to a brain injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis and a variety of other neurologic injuries.

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