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Modelling of the biomechanics of posture and balance
Journal of Biomechanics, 1990A technique for studying the relationship of posture to balance has been developed. To investigate this relationship quantitatively, the human body was treated as consisting of 11 rigid body segments, each with six degrees of freedom. A bilateral Selspot II/TRACK data acquisition system provides position and orientation kinematic data for estimation of
P O, Riley, R W, Mann, W A, Hodge
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Balance prostheses for postural control
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, 2003There is a clear need for a prosthesis that improves postural stability in the balance impaired. Such a device would be used as a temporary aid during recovery from ablative inner-ear surgery and as a permanent prosthesis for those elderly prone to falls.
Conrad, Wall, Marc S, Weinberg
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Development of postural balance in foals
The Veterinary Journal, 2013This study used stabilographic analysis to measure and describe changes in stability during standing in foals from birth to 5 months of age. Stabilographic analysis was performed on newborn foals immediately after first suckling then daily until 1 week of age, weekly until 1 month of age and monthly until 5 months of age.
Nauwelaerts, Sandra +2 more
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Home Health Care Management & Practice, 2013
Postural balance is a complex mechanism that is an enigma to most individuals. This column examines the biomechanics of posture and balance, looks at postural balance across the life span, and identifies conditions or situations that interfere with balance. Prevention measures are also discussed.
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Postural balance is a complex mechanism that is an enigma to most individuals. This column examines the biomechanics of posture and balance, looks at postural balance across the life span, and identifies conditions or situations that interfere with balance. Prevention measures are also discussed.
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Changes in posture and balance with age
Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, 1992Changes in posture with age are of concern because of their association with impaired mobility and the possibility of falls. In this study alignment of the joint centers and balance of body segments were measured in 41 women, aged 65 and older, and correlated with weight, age, change in height, and activity.
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Postural strategy to keep balance on the seesaw
Gait & Posture, 2006This work investigates the kinematic and electromyography (EMG) strategy used by the central nervous system (CNS) to keep equilibrium during anterior-posterior balance on seesaws with different degrees of instability. The movement of hip, knee, and ankle were reconstructed using a 3D motion-analysis system and the EMG activities of selected ankle, knee,
G L, Almeida, R L, Carvalho, V L, Talis
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Impaired Postural Balance in Turner Syndrome
Hormone and Metabolic Research, 2013An impaired body balance has been found in Turner syndrome (TS) in clinical tests like Rombergs's test and walking on a balance beam. The aim of the study was to assess postural balance in TS subjects with specific balance testing using dynamic posturography and relate to body composition. Nineteen TS subjects (20-57 years) were included.
J, Wahlberg +4 more
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Force platform for postural balance analysis
2012 11th International Conference on Information Science, Signal Processing and their Applications (ISSPA), 2012In clinical practice, postural stability is commonly evaluated by scored balance performance of body sway on a platform. In this work, a platform with reaction force measurement is realized for postural balance analysis. A Microsystems based on microcontroller was built in order to drive the instrumentation and a graphical user interface has also ...
Samir Boukhenous +2 more
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2020
While the phenomenon of balance (hereafter referred to as postural control) may seem inherently rudimentary to the casual observer, postural control is a complex and plural construct. Individuals with visual impairments (VIs) have historically presented with inferior postural control performance when compared to peers without VIs.
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While the phenomenon of balance (hereafter referred to as postural control) may seem inherently rudimentary to the casual observer, postural control is a complex and plural construct. Individuals with visual impairments (VIs) have historically presented with inferior postural control performance when compared to peers without VIs.
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