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Stabilometry and One-Leg Hop Test Have High Test-Retest Reliability
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, 1998 The purpose of this study was to investigate the reliability of repeated measurements and a possible learning or tiring process in single-limb stabilometry and one-leg hop test.
U Moritz, R Zätterström
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Difference by instructional set in stabilometry
Journal of Vestibular Research, 2000There is no standard for the awareness of standing posture in stabilometry, yet little research addressing the matter has been carried out. In the present study, we evaluated the influence of different instructional sets during a test on stabilometry. Stabilometry was performed on 349 male subjects.
Y, Nishiwaki +4 more
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Stabilometry in otitis media secretoria
International Congress Series, 2003Abstract Twenty-five children with unilateral or bilateral otitis media secretoria were tested. Freyss' stabilometer with movable platform and head movement detector was used. The maximal and average amplitude of the platform and average velocity of the platform, and of the head were appreciated.
Henryk Kazmierczak +1 more
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Stabilometry in balance assessment of dizzy and normal subjects
American Journal of Otolaryngology, 1991Normal adults and patients referred to the Dizzy Clinic at the Medical College of Ohio had their standing balance assessed during combinations of normal and altered visual and somatosensory orientation conditions using a fixed-force platform to measure center-of-pressure translations.
R M, Kantner +3 more
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Stabilometry Recordings in Functional and Mechanical Instability of the Ankle Joint
International Journal of Sports Medicine, 1985Functional instability, i.e. recurrent sprains or a feeling of giving way in the joint, is common after ankle sprain. Using stabilometry, an objective and quantitative method for studying postural control, we earlier showed that soccer players with pathological stabilometric results are at risk for ankle joint injury. In the present study we found that
H, Tropp, P, Odenrick, J, Gillquist
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Factors affecting stabilometry recordings of single limb stance
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1984Stabilometry is an objective method for the quantitative study of postural equilibrium and has previously been shown to correlate to functional instability of the ankle joint. Stabilometric recordings of 25 soccer players did not confirm existing theories that an ankle joint injury itself produces a functional instability.
H, Tropp, J, Ekstrand, J, Gillquist
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Clinical stabilometry standardization
Gait & Posture, 2013Fabio Scoppa +3 more
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Computerized stabilometry in the diagnosis of craniomandibular disorders
2020Le but de cette étude a été d’évaluer l’influence de la région cervicale et de l’appareil stomatognatique sur le contrôle postural. On a examiné 35 sujets normaux et 201 patients avec troubles de l’équilibre, dont 60 présentaient aussi des troubles cranio-mandibulaires (TCM) et 40 une pathologie du rachis cervical. Tous les patients ont été soumis à un
Palano, D +4 more
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Stabilometry as a diagnostic tool in clinical medicine.
Canadian Medical Association journal, 1976Stabilomety, a method of measuring stability of stance or postural equilibrium in man, consists of transforming the mechanical oscillations of man's "physiologic gravicentre" into electric signals, then amplifying, recording and analysing the signals. The frequency, duration and mean and maximum amplitudes of oscillations, and coefficients reflecting ...
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Clinical Stabilometry Standardization: Basic Definitions – Acquisition Interval – Sampling Frequency
Gait and Posture, 2013Michele Gallamini, Fabio Scoppa
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