Differences between hemiparetic gait-neuropathic gait

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Research gait disorders and explain the differences between hemiparetic gait, neuropathic gait, and ataxic gait. You may consult the University of Utah School of Medicine NeuroLogic Exam website for assistance. What is the pathogenesis of each of these conditions?

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