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Purpose: This purpose of this study was to compare additionally applied weight underwater gait training and over-ground gait training to improve balance and ...
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step test, and Berg Balance Scale. [Results] Significant improvements were seen in all outcome measures during the gait training period. Improvements in all ...
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Abstract. [Purpose] This study examined the effects of auditory feedback during gait on the weight bearing of patients with hemiplegia resulting from a stroke.
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improves balance, gait ability, and falls efficacy in stroke patients. ... When walking, patients with hemiplegia due to stroke should feel confident that the leg on ...
Patients with stroke need complex mobility to perform their daily activities in the .... test was used to measure the dynamic balance ability of patients with stroke.
Effects of conventional overground gait training and a gait trainer with partial body weight support on spatiotemporal gait parameters of patients after stroke.
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balance and gait ability of stroke patients who were dependent ambulators. ... gait training for 4 weeks followed by conventional physical therapy for 4 weeks, or group 2, which .... signed to assess static and dynamic balancing in the elderly.
Three periods of in-hospital GEAR training and physical therapy were designed. Each training period consisted of prepa- ration, break and exercise, totaling 40 ...
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e96 Research Poster 629 Do Objective Measures of Balance Correlate With Falls in Dementia Patients? Sai Yalla (Rosalind Franklin Univeristy of Medicine and Science), Ryan Crews, Shaheera Khan, Vasanth Subramanian, Phil Schoenrock, Valerie Chavez, Ricardo Senno Research Objectives: This pilot study investigated the correlation between objective measures of balance and falls in dementia patients. Design: Validation cohort. Falls incidence data was collected for the period 3 months prior to administration of balance tests and Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE)[1,2] through 3 months after testing. Balance tests included a modified Romberg’s balance test performed under eyes open (EO) and closed (EC) conditions [3], and a functional reach (FR) test [4,5]. FR test required subjects in a standing position to push a sliding scale as far forward as possible without stepping. Body worn sensors (LEGSys, BioSensics) provided objective measures of motion during tests. Setting: Two memory-care specialized assisted living communities. Participants: 18 dementia patients (9 male, 9 female) aged 83.7(10.3) completed the ongoing study. Interventions: None. Main Outcome Measure(s): Center of Mass (COM) sway area for balance tests, FR distance and ankle-hip coordination during FR tasks. Results: The distribution of dementia severity was: 5 Mild, 7 Moderate, 5 Severe and 1 unclassified. Falle’s among moderate and severe dementia patients fell 3.5(2) times on average compared to 2(0) in the mild group. COM sway area was 81% (p
