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Impaired postural stability after laparoscopic surgery
Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica, 2015BackgroundEarly postoperative mobilisation may reduce patient morbidity and improve hospital efficiency by accelerated discharge. The aim of this study was to measure postural stability early after laparoscopic surgery in order to assess how early it is safe to mobilise and discharge patients.MethodsWe included 25 women undergoing outpatient ...
Eskildsen, K Z +7 more
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2008
Different species, from mollusk to man, actively maintain a basic body posture (that is a particular orientation of their body in space) due to the activity of postural control system. For example, marine mollusk Clione and man maintain the vertical (headup orientation), the fish and terrestrial quadrupeds maintain the dorsal side-up body orientation ...
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Different species, from mollusk to man, actively maintain a basic body posture (that is a particular orientation of their body in space) due to the activity of postural control system. For example, marine mollusk Clione and man maintain the vertical (headup orientation), the fish and terrestrial quadrupeds maintain the dorsal side-up body orientation ...
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Stability, Movement and Posture
1985Adjustment from the quadruped status to the bipedal mode of locomotion has added the hazard of falling to all the other consequences of the change, which may be anything from flat feet, osteoarthritis, herniae, prolapsed discs and kyphosis, down to an ordinary trip fall.
S. K. Das, M. S. Kataria
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Normal postural stability and steadiness
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1975A force platform was utilized to provide a new and sensitive means to measure postural steadiness and stability. Normal standards are presented for the center of pressure of the vertical supportive force during standing and sustained weight-shifting of normal men in three age groups.
M P, Murray, A A, Seireg, S B, Sepic
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Body Sway Stabilization in Human Posture
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1990Electromyographic (emg) responses and joint movements of the leg were analysed in subjects standing with eyes closed on a sinusoidally moving treadmill (0.16 Hz or 0.33 Hz, amplitude 33 cm). Activity in antagonistic leg muscles was reciprocally modulated, with a predominant gastrocnemius activation during deceleration of forward movement and tibialis ...
M, Kleiber, G A, Horstmann, V, Dietz
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Postural stability in athletes: The role of sport direction.
Gait & Posture, 2021A. Andreeva +12 more
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Postural Stability Assessment in Sewer Workers
Journal of Occupational & Environmental Medicine, 1996In this study, postural stability was measured with a microcomputer-based force platform as an indirect assessment of central nervous system effect in 28 sewer workers (age range 23.4 to 64.5 years, standard deviation of 8.7 years). All workers performed four 30-second postural sway tests. The organic-solvent exposure was measured by a photo-ionization
W, Kuo +3 more
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Automated assessment of postural stability system
2016 38th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), 2016The Balance Error Scoring System (BESS) is one of the most commonly used clinical tests to evaluate static postural stability deficits resulting from traumatic brain events and musculoskeletal injury. This test requires a trained operator to visually assess balance and give the subject a performance score based on the number of balance "errors" they ...
Alessandro, Napoli +4 more
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Adaptation of Postural Stability following Stroke
Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, 1997Activities of daily living require both anticipatory and reactive postural adjustments. The influence of stroke on anticipatory and reactive balance behaviors is addressed in this article. Two primary deficits appear to underlie postural instability following stroke.
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