What is a common compensation strategy for impaired gait secondary to dorsal column--medial lemniscal pathology and impaired proprioception?

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Looking at the feet while walking can compensate for impaired proprioception and allow for better visual feedback to adjust gait. Increasing speed or walking with a narrow base of support may be unstable and increase the risk of falls. Closing the eyes while walking would further impair proprioception and increase the risk of falls.

What Is a Common Compensation Strategy for Impaired Gait Secondary