Structured abstract Background Because pregnant women show a high risk of falling, some
researchers examined their balance during static standing. This systematic review …

A significant amount of research has highlighted the importance of a motor component in the
brain's processing of emotional, motivational and social information. Posturography has …

Accurate estimation of the center of mass is necessary for evaluating balance control during
quiet standing. However, no practical center of mass estimation method exists because of …

Abstract Background Miniature Dachshunds have a high prevalence of neurological and
musculoskeletal diseases potentially affecting their balance. The postural stability of dogs in …

Researchers may select from varied technological and practical options when evaluating
balance. Methodological choices inform the quantitative outcomes observed and allow …

Falls are the major cause of fatal and nonfatal incidents among aged workers. Estimating
individual fall risk is crucial for occupational protection and public health. This study aimed to …

Background Quiet stance is impacted by Parkinson's disease and dual-tasking. Recently
developed outcomes such as the time-to-boundary provide unique insight into balance by …

Backgrounds One-leg standing time (OLST) has been frequently used physical performance
measure; however, what muscular characteristics OLST represents remains uncertain. Aim …

Background Postural control is critical for body sway control and is subserved by three
sources of sensory feedback (ie, vision, proprioception and vestibulation). A method for …

Although excessive load carriage results in biomechanical gait changes, little evidence has
been provided regarding its impact on postural sway. Therefore, the main purpose of this …