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Paper walkways to measure gait impairments \u2013 stride length, step length, symmetry, cadence and velocity. Face-to-face questionnaire to determine the users' opinion of the hinged AFO. <\/jats:p> Results: Comparison of gait with and without the hinged AFO showed significant improvements in functional mobility (p = 0.000) and in some gait impairments; stride length of the weak (p < 0.005, 95% CI \u20138.1, \u20131.6) and sound legs (p < 0.014, 95% CI \u20138, \u20131), velocity (p = 0.00, 95% CI \u20130.1, \u20130.03) and cadence (p < 0.002, 95% CI \u201315.1, \u20133.8). No effect was found for step length in the weak or sound leg or symmetry. The subjects' response was positive, 24 (96%) felt they walked better with the AFO and found it comfortable. 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