While clinical assessment of locomotor function in this population is carried out using tasks involving walking in a straight line without any obstacles, it does not take into account ecological situations (i.e., situations comparable to real-life situations) in which the person interacts with their environment, such as walking down a street with other pedestrians, which is fundamental to everyday life. This research therefore aims to study the social navigation skills during locomotion of people who have suffered a moderate or severe head injury in the chronic phase in more ecological tasks. This will provide a better understanding of the difficulties encountered by these patients during locomotor interactions in everyday life.
18 ≤ Age ≤ 55 years old
Male/female
Having suffered a first non-penetrating head injury
Moderate to severe severity with initial Glasgow Coma Scale score 5<GCS<13
Severe patho-psychiatric care underway, which may impact the conduct of the protocol, at the investigator's discretion
Presence of neurological signs suggestive of a neurodegenerative disease responsible for gait disturbance (Parkinson's syndrome, Alzheimer's disease, etc.)
Individuals with musculoskeletal disorders that impact their locomotor abilities
Presence of uncontrolled epilepsy at the time of inclusion