Common assessment tools for determining therapeutic success in rehabilitation typically
focus on task–based outcomes. Task–based outcomes provide some understanding of the …

Различия в объяснениях управляемости и стабильности вертикальной позы человека,
варианты применения стабилометрии, анализ данных–темы, вызывающие вопросы …

Increased time-delay in the neuromuscular system caused by neurological disorders,
concussions, or advancing age is an important factor contributing to balance loss (Chagdes …

This paper proposes a new intermittent control model during human quiet standing, which is
consisted of postulated “regular intervention” and “imminent intervention”. The regular …

Postural impairment due to neuro-degenerative disorders such as Parkinson's Disease (PD)
leads to restricted gait patterns, fall-related injuries, decreased mobility, and loss of …

Purpose The use of an intermittent control strategy by the central nervous system (CNS) in
controlling the human quiet stance is established in the literature. An intermittent control …

The study of upright posture (UP) stability is of relevance to estimating risk of falls, especially
among people with neuromuscular deficits. Several studies have addressed this problem …

Study of human upright posture (UP) stability is of great relevance to fall prevention and
rehabilitation, especially for those with balance deficits for whom a balance board (BB) is a …

Background Many disease-specific factors such as muscular weakness, increased muscle
stiffness, varying postural strategies, and changes in postural reflexes have been shown to …

To achieve human upright posture (UP) and avoid falls, the central nervous system
processes visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive information to activate the appropriate …