Balance Impairment
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease phenotypes and balance impairment
... our malnourished patients had a reduced muscle mass in the lower limbs compared to their healthy peers (7.1 vs 10.2 kg). This could be explained by the fact that patients with severe COPD are very inactive; thus, extreme ...
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Comparison of the goal attainment scale and the berg balance scale for assessing balance impairment people with acute right side stroke: Validation study
... (cognitive impairment, postural impairment, balance ...there balance control over the body. Balance impairments in steadiness, symmetry and dynamic stability are commonly affected in ...
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Executive function predicts risk of falls in older adults without balance impairment
... to balance, we performed additional analyses using negative bino- mial regression to investigate the relationships between each cognitive domain z-score and number of falls among individuals with and without ...
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PREVALENCE OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND BALANCE IMPAIRMENT AMONG URBAN ELDERLY POPULATION OF KANPUR
... cognitive impairment was done using Mini Mental State Examination and assessment of balance impairment was done by using Berg Balance Scale Data was entered & analyzed using SPSS ...
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Balance impairment and systemic inflammation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
... falls, balance impairment, and lower extremity muscle weakness, comorbidities in which systemic inflammation may play an important ...of balance like BBS and IKE can predict the risk of falls in this ...
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Use of Nintendo Wii Balance Board for posturographic analysis of Multiple Sclerosis patients with minimal balance impairment
... strumented balance tests, the following tests were administered to MS subjects: Time Up and Go test (TUG), Berg Balance Scale test (BBS; BBS < 45 indicates fall risk [42]) and the Unified Balance ...
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Falls, cognitive function, and balance profiles of Singapore community dwelling elderly individuals: Key risk factors
... hand, balance impairment has been recognized as a major risk factor for falls in older ...in balance control is associ- ated with a higher risk of ...in balance regulation in older adults, ...
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Multiple diabetic complications, as well as impaired physical and mental function, are associated with declining balance function in older persons with diabetes mellitus
... In the univariate logistic regression analysis, the results showed that POMA score had a positive relationship with ADL, IADL, MMSE, and MNA-SF and had a negative relationship with age and diabetic complications score. ...
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Effectiveness of balance training exercise in people with mild to moderate severity Alzheimer's disease: protocol for a randomised trial
... on balance and lower muscle strength training are key contributing factors to the success of exercise interventions ...tive impairment being an independent risk factor for falls, most community-based falls ...
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Effects of Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation and Balance Training on Activities of Daily Living (ADL) of Stroke Survivors with and without Cognitive Impairment
... to balance impairment [3, 4], postural control and mobility [5], and reduced proprioception ...dynamic balance associated with post-stroke residual deformities are major risk factors of fall and fear ...
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Falls in the elderly
... falls, balance impairment, decreased muscle strength, visual impairment, polypharmacy (more than 4 medi- cations) or psychoactive drugs, gait impairment and walking difficulty, depression, ...
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Effects of Mild Impairment in Parkinson’s Disease on Balance Control
... and balance maintenance are in conflict during gait initiation and that individuals with PD with mild impairment might decrease their dynamic balance capabilities, the main goal of this study was to ...
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Balance assessment using y balance test in middle aged women
... Y Balance Test (YBT) is a tool used to test a female’s risk for ...Excursion Balance Test. In Y balance test female stand on one leg while reaching out in 3 different directions anterior, ...
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Instrument development and validation of a quality scale: ICT enabled devices for differently Abled students
... Technology can reduce the effects of impairment by improved activity and greater participation, to promote inclusion of students with disabilities. Access to ICT for students with disabilities may require more ...
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The residence time of water in the atmosphere revisited
... Figure 4 shows probability density functions (PDFs) for res- idence times. Theoretically, the global PDFs of evaporation and precipitation residence time should be identical. How- ever, they slightly differ, which can be ...
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MEASURE OF CLINICAL OUTCOME INDICATORS OF DELIRIUM A PROSPECTIVE INTERVENTIONAL STUDY
... cognitive impairment patients are more, indicating the impact of delirium on the cognitive ...cognitive impairment shows that the younger patients have mild cognitive impairment and elder patients ...
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Clinical Determinants and One Year Follow-Up of Dementia and Mild Cognitive Impairment following Ischemic Stroke.
... Cognitive impairment and presence of significant cerebrovascular disease are common to all criteria, but the method of establishing their presence and the causal relationship between them is ...
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Strength training versus robot-assisted gait training after incomplete spinal cord injury: a randomized pilot study in patients depending on walking assistance
... measured balance, which is considered important for functional ambulation after iSCI ...improves balance in patients with stroke ...whether balance becomes trained during RAGT, as recently discussed ...
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Muscle weakness, cognitive impairment and their interaction on altered balance in elderly outpatients: results from the TRIP observational study
... with balance deficit, we addressed the hypothetical presence of a relationship between the interaction term muscle and cognition and balance defi- ...and balance deficit ( p = ...cognitive ...
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Parenting Stress and Motor Function of Children with Cerebral Palsy
... With the confirmation of CP diagnosis, children need to be subjected to vari- ous forms of assessment depending on the variable pattern of cerebral palsy, but it is known that once observed abnormal muscle tone (e.g., ...
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