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6.5 MIP (MARCH IN PLACE) PROTOCOL
The MIP protocol consists of two tests in which the patient must march on the spot for 30 seconds,
the first time with his/her eyes open and the second with his/her eyes closed.
The test is defined with a starting point INSIDE the area and the right foot as the starting foot (the
patient should therefore begin the test BY LIFTIING the right foot first).
Using a two-dimensional system, the report will provide information relating to both forward-
backward and middle-side movement for the two tests (obviously with a linear system we would
only have one of these measurements).
Under the figures, we can see the data relating to the last point (end of test), or rather the forward-
backward movement, middle-side movement, distance and Alpha angle measured as described
later on.
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