Reduced postural sway during quiet standing by light touch is due to finger tactile feedback but not mechanical support.
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The Effect of Lightly Gripping a Cane on the Dynamic Balance ControlProcessing time of addition or withdrawal of single or combined balance-stabilizing haptic and visual informationTime-interval for integration of stabilizing haptic and visual information in subjects balancing under static and dynamic conditions.Effects of kinesthetic haptic feedback on standing stability of young healthy subjects and stroke patients.The proprioceptive map of the arm is systematic and stable, but idiosyncraticHaptic touch reduces sway by increasing axial tone.Influence of light touch using the fingertips on postural stability of poststroke patientsLight touch for balance: influence of a time-varying external driving signal.Interpreting the need for initial support to perform tandem stance tests of balance.Probabilistic Movement Models Show that Postural Control Precedes and Predicts Volitional Motor Control.Holding a Handle for Balance during Continuous Postural Perturbations-Immediate and Transitionary Effects on Whole Body Posture.Restoring standing capabilities with feedback control of functional neuromuscular stimulation following spinal cord injury.Assessment of a Microsoft Kinect-based 3D scanning system for taking body segment girth measurements: a comparison to ISAK and ISO standards.Mechanisms of interpersonal sway synchrony and stabilityEffect and immediate after-effect of lightly gripping the cane on postural sway.Clinical identification for the use of light touch cues with a cane in gait rehabilitation poststroke.The contribution of light touch sensory cues to corrective reactions during treadmill locomotion.Co-ordination of the upper and lower limbs for vestibular control of balance.Postural control during quiet bipedal standing in rats.Association between Unintentional Interpersonal Postural Coordination Produced by Interpersonal Light Touch and the Intensity of Social Relationship.Haptic Cues for Balance: Use of a Cane Provides Immediate Body Stabilization.Activation of ankle muscles following rapid displacement of a light touch contact during treadmill walking.The amplitude of interlimb cutaneous reflexes in the leg is influenced by fingertip touch and vision during treadmill locomotion.3D surface-imaging for volumetric measurement in people with obesity.EEG frequency analysis of cortical brain activities induced by effect of light touch.The effect of light touch on balance control during overground walking in healthy young adults.Postural stabilization effects of light touch do not come from axis-specific cues of postural sway: a pilot study.Sensory integration of a light touch reference in human standing balance.Evaluating the Effects of Kinesthetic Biofeedback Delivered Using Reaction Wheels on Standing Balance.Kinematic, kinetic, and electromyographic characteristics during quiet standing on a balance exercise assist robotBalance in Blind Subjects: Cane and Fingertip Touch Induce Similar Extent and Promptness of Stance Stabilization
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Reduced postural sway during quiet standing by light touch is due to finger tactile feedback but not mechanical support.
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Reduced postural sway during q ...... ck but not mechanical support.
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Kei Masani
Motoki Kouzaki
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10.1007/S00221-008-1426-5
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2008-05-28T00:00:00Z