The study aimed to (1) compare postural stability between sitting and standing in healthy
individuals and (2) define center-of-pressure (COP) measures during sitting that could also …

Measures of postural steadiness–known as posturography–are commonly used for balance
assessment during quiet standing. Although quiet sitting balance may be studied via …

Unsupported sitting requires postural stability of the trunk which is also necessary for almost
all activities in daily living, yet there is a lack of research dealing with the persistence of trunk …

This study explored differences in the center of pressure in healthy people in a sitting and
standing position and with eyes open and closed. With this purpose, 32 healthy participants …

Measures of postural steadiness are used to characterize the dynamics of the postural
control system associated with maintaining balance during quiet standing. The objective of …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the relation between the sensory and anthropometric
variables in the quiet standing. Methods. One hundred individuals (50 men, 50 women; 20 …

OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to analyze whether quiet standing posture is related
to compensatory postural adjustment. INTRODUCTION The latest data in clinical practice …

Previous research has shown that standing sway can be reduced when real-time visual
feedback of the centre of pressure (COP) position is provided and that it can be further …

Background Humans continuously maintain and adjust posture during gait, standing, and
sitting. The difficulty of postural control is reportedly increased during unstable stances, such …

Unstable sitting paradigms have been used to assess the trunk's contribution to postural
control. The coordination of spine or hip with an unstable seat that underpin postural control …