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Kimberly Ennis ; Kimberly Ennis ; Phillip S. Sizer ; Elizabeth Sargent ; Jean-Michel Brismée ; Alex Drusch ; Jeegisha Kapila ; Troy L. Hooper |Objective This study examined the effects of abdominal bracing maneuver (ABM) performance on stable and unstable surfaces on active forward reach (AFR) distance as a measure of trunk control, measuring changes in reach distance and muscle activa[...]Article
Background This study aimed to determine the accuracy of the FAB scale and the accuracy of combining certain FAB scale items into a model for predicting falls in older adults. Methods Eighty older adults were evaluated at baseline using all FAB [...]Article
In 1981 I published a note on “Balancers” as part of a series of illustrations drawn from 19th-century physics texts. Some months later a wonderful present arrived from a physics teacher in Japan, showing the range of our journal. This was the H[...]Article
S’il ne saurait être question de traiter en quelques pages plusieurs milliers d’années d’histoire de ces instruments, on cherchera à comprendre la structure et le fonctionnement de deux types de balances antiques qui ont accompagné nos sociétés [...]Article
Background and objectives Chronic dizziness can significantly affect quality of life, but identifying the underlying cause remains challenging. This study focuses on proprioceptive cervicogenic dizziness (CGD) and aims: (1) to compare clinical t[...]Article
Objective: Falls are a major cause of disability and mortality in the elderly. Postural balance is associated with falls and can be evaluated by posturography. However, conventional posturography is costly and requires a sufficiently large space[...]Article
Background Kyphosis is roughly a slight forward curvature of the spine. A slight kyphosis or posterior curvature is normal throughout the human body and is present in every individual. Hyperkyphotic is a kyphotic angle greater than 40° commonly [...]Livre
Ahmed Djebbar, Directeur de publication, rédacteur en chef ; Cécile de Hosson ; David Jasmin | Paris : Le Pommier | La main à la pâte | 2009Article
Toute intervention, qu'elle soit diagnostique, thérapeutique ou préventive, est motivée par l'espoir de certains bénéfices, et comporte certains risques. La prise en compte de ces deux aspects, c'est-à-dire l'évaluation de la balance bénéfices/r[...]Article
Objective To assess whether variables from a postural control test relate to and predict falls efficacy in prosthesis users. Design Twelve-month within- and between-participants repeated measures design. Participants performed the limits of st[...]Article
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Objective To examine the effects of dynamic tape on balance control in subjects with chronic ankle instability (CAI). Methods This two group experimental pre- and post-treatment design included 18 individuals with CAI and 18 controls. The single[...]Article
Ewan Thomas ; Marco Petrucci ; Massimo Barretti ; Giuseppe Messina ; Antonio Rosario Cavallaro ; Antonino Bianco ; Antonino Bianco |Introduction The most frequent injuries in professional soccer players are those pertinent to the lower limbs. In particular, strains of the hamstrings and ligamentous injuries of the knee. Therefore, preventive measures are aimed to reduce such[...]Article
Bohan Zhang ; Ka Po Wong ; Ruifu Kang ; Shuojin Fu ; Jing Qin ; Qian Xiao |Objective This study aimed to evaluate the comparative effectiveness and ranking of robot-assisted training, virtual reality, and robot-assisted rehabilitation combined with virtual reality in improving balance, gait, and daily function in patie[...]
