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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"movement assessment"”.
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The relationship between motor proficiency, bilateral vestibular hypofunction and dynamic visual acuity in children with congenital or early acquired sensorineural hearing loss
… Motor performance was evaluated by means of the Movement Assessment Battery for Children-2, dynamic visual acuity was determined by means of the Dynamic Visual Acuity Test, and vestibular function with the Southern California Postrotary Nystagmus Test.
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Behaviour and social functioning in children with developmental coordination disorder
… study from three sources: a neurodevelopmental assessment clinic, the Dyspraxia Foundation and through informal contact. Informed consent was given by 107 families. Parents completed the Movement Assessment Battery Checklist, (Henderson & Sugden 1992) the Rutter A (2) parent questionnaire …
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Long-term outcome of children with cerebral palsy undergoing selective dorsal rhizotomy
… 5 years were shown by Gait Profile Score and Movement Assessment Profile. The instruments were found to be useful for longitudinal studies (Paper IV). Changes in functional outcomes between pre- and 10 years after SDR were described and factors explaining the changes were identified. Muscle …
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Therapeutic Listening® and Bilateral Coordination in Typically Developing Children
… in a posttest identical to the pretest. Movement assessment measures from the bilateral coordination subtest of the Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency, <em>Second Edition </em>(BOT-2) and the Quick Neurological Screening (Backwards Tandem Walk and Rapid Forearm Rotation) were …
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VERT-Derived Jump Volume and Intensity Related to Functional Movement Quality in Female Collegiate Volleyball Players
… using the VERT Team System and functional movement quality assessed using three NASM transitional movement assessments. Methods: VERT wearable sensors were used to measure jump count, jump height, and impact landing percentages in 8 NCAA Division I women’s volleyball players (N = 8, mean …
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Messtechnische Erfassung und objektive Bewertung von Bewegungsmustern beim Säugling
… frequent cause of handicap and especially of movement disorders in children is infantile cerebral palsy (ICP). To limit the consequences of ICP, physiotherapy should start at the earliest age possible. This requires that affected infants are diagnosed early. Today, diagnosis is based on visual …
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A pilot study on high intensity functional training in an adaptive population
… and enjoyment, and measured basic human movements (BHM). Methods: A two site pilot study was conducted using a single condition pre-test posttest design to provide an 8-week adaptive HIFT intervention to those with an adaptive need (e.g., cane, wheelchair). Eight participants (62.5% male, …
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Physical Activity in Adolescents with respect to Movement Quality and Quantity
… were at the 15th percentile when the full Movement Assessment Battery for Children 2nd edition (MABC2) was used and the 31st percentile when the balance subsection was used to measure motor competence. The second study examined the interaction between walking control under cognitive-motor …
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Toepassingswaarde van 'n pasgemaakte perseptueel-motoriese bewegingsontwikkelingsprogram by vier- tot sesjarige leerders in die Vaalharts omgewing
… betekenisvolle verskille te bepaal. Die Movement Assessment Battery for Children-2 en die Kinderkinetika Kleuterevaluasie is as meetinstrumente gebruik. Die resultate is aan die hand van afhanklike en onafhanklike t-toetsing ontleed asook met 'n herhaalde metings ANOVA, opgevolg met 'n …
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Investigating the Functional Position of Field Hockey Players Using the FMS and the FHFPS
… is to explore the relationship of the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) and the FHFPS. The FMS was used to assess the player's movement quality before season. The study also explored the relationships among the FMS, injury, and FHFPS. Athletes on a local University field hockey team completed a …
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Relationships between physical activity and motor and cognitive function in young children
… a relationship between physical activity and movement skills in adolescents. Evidence, primarily from animal and older adult data, suggests that physical activity can improve cognitive function. Both motor and cognitive function are essential components of school readiness. If these …
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Biomechanical determinants of injury risk and performance during change of direction : implications for screening and intervention
… (3D) motion analysis for evaluating cutting movement quality and identifying athletes who display high peak knee abduction moments (KAM); and 3) to understand the biomechanical effects of a COD technique modification intervention, with the aim of reducing knee joint loads while maintaining or …
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The association between prematurity, motor fuction and health related quality of life among learners in the foundation primary phase
… birth and medical history of the child. The Movement Assessment Battery for Children second edition (MABC-2) and MABC-2 Checklist were used to evaluate functional motor problems in children. The European Quality of Life Dimension Scale- Youth version (EQ-5D-Y) was used to determine the Health …