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Seated postural control in spinal cord injury
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Concussions in wheelchair users: quantifying seated postural control
… detect concussions in this population, a seated postural control test was developed. It was the aim of this investigation to determine if this test was valid, reliable and sensitive to concussions in wheelchair athletes. . Methods Participants Wheelchair athletes who were part of a …
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Validation of seated postural control measures in non-ambulatory persons with Multiple Sclerosis
Poor seated postural control negatively impacts the performance of daily activities in non-ambulatory persons with Multiple Sclerosis (PwMS) and may be a potential target of rehabilitation. However, there is a lack of validated clinical measures of seated postural control in persons with MS, thus …
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The validity, reliability, and sensitivity of a smartphone-based seated postural control assessment in wheelchair users
Seated postural control is essential for wheelchair users to maintain proper position while performing activities of daily living. Clinical tests are commonly used to measure seated postural control in wheelchair users, yet they are subjective and lack sensitivity. Lab-based measures are highly …
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Effect of an exercise based intervention on Virtual Time to Contact and Seated Instability Index as a function of seated postural control
Seated postural control is an essential component of daily life for non-ambulatory persons with Multiple Sclerosis (PwMS). Multiple sclerosis has negative effects on the central and peripheral control processes, however there is a lack of validated rehabiliatory strategies to improve seated …