The goal of this study was to compare young and elderly healthy individuals and elderly
stroke patients in their capacity to use visual CP feedback (VF) in controlling both quiet …

Pinsault N, Vuillerme N. The effects of scale display of visual feedback on postural control
during quiet standing in healthy elderly subjects. OBJECTIVE: To assess the effects of scale …

Visual feedback (VFB) of the resultant centre of pressure (CP Res) is a potentially interesting
technique for rehabilitation purposes. However, all past studies have not been unanimous in …

Background The benefit of visual feedback of the center of pressure (COP) on quiet standing
is still debatable. This study aimed to investigate the adaptation effects of visual feedback …

Due to motor and sensory deficits in individuals with stroke, we proposed that they must
compensate for these impairments during standing with greater dependence on vision. In …

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 …

Sensory information from our eyes, skin and muscles helps guide and correct balance. Less
appreciated, however, is that delays in the transmission of sensory information between our …

Visual input could benefit balance control or increase postural sway, and it is far from fully
understanding the effect of visual stimuli on postural stability and its underlying mechanism …

In upright stance, individuals sway continuously and the sway pattern in dual tasks (eg, a
cognitive task performed in upright stance) differs significantly from that observed during the …

Background Postural control deficits are common in stroke survivors and often the
rehabilitation programs include balance training based on visual feedback to improve the …