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Lateral balance factors predict future falls in community-living older adults

Lateral balance factors predict future falls in community-living older adults

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Age effects on mediolateral balance control Frontal plane hip and ankle sensorimotor function, not age, predicts unipedal stance time Leg preference associated with protective stepping responses in older adults Which lower limb frontal plane sensory and motor functions predict gait speed and efficiency on uneven surfaces in older persons with diabetic neuropathy?Misalignment of the Desired and Measured Center of Pressure Describes Falls Caused by Slip during Turning A systematic review of gait perturbation paradigms for improving reactive stepping responses and falls risk among healthy older adults Hip strength: ankle proprioceptive threshold ratio predicts falls and injury in diabetic neuropathy Associated factors for falls among the community-dwelling older people assessed by annual geriatric health examinations.Gluteal muscle composition differentiates fallers from non-fallers in community dwelling older adults Stiffness control of balance during quiet standing and dual task in older adults: the MOBILIZE Boston Study.Contribution of hip abductor strength to physical function in patients with total knee arthroplasty.Impaired reactive stepping among patients ready for discharge from inpatient stroke rehabilitation.Force-controlled balance perturbations associated with falls in older people: a prospective cohort study.Age-related differences in the maintenance of frontal plane dynamic stability while stepping to targets.Center of pressure control for balance maintenance during lateral waist-pull perturbations in older adults.Maximal lateral reaching distance on the affected side using the multi-directional reach test in persons with stroke.The effects of subthalamic and pallidal deep brain stimulation on postural responses in patients with Parkinson disease.Fibular motor nerve conduction studies and ankle sensorimotor capacities.Accuracy of Clinical Techniques for Evaluating Lower Limb Sensorimotor Functions Associated With Increased Fall Risk Footwear width and balance-recovery reactions: A new approach to improving lateral stability in older adults Short-term changes in protective stepping for lateral balance recovery in older adults Exercise for people with hip or knee osteoarthritis: a comparison of land-based and aquatic interventions One step, two steps, three steps more ... Directional vulnerability to falls in community-dwelling older people.An Engineering Model of Human Balance Control-Part I: Biomechanical Model Elderly Fallers Enhance Dynamic Stability Through Anticipatory Postural Adjustments during a Choice Stepping Reaction Time.The intra-rater reliability and agreement of compensatory stepping thresholds of healthy subjects.The Mediolateral CoP Parameters can Differentiate the Fallers among the Community-dwelling Elderly Population.Limb and trunk mechanisms for balance control during locomotion in quadrupeds.Unraveling the mechanisms underlying postural instability in Parkinson's disease using dynamic posturography.Single and multiple step balance recovery responses can be different at first step lift-off following lateral waist-pull perturbations in older adults.Initiation of forward gait with lateral occurrence of emotional stimuli: general findings and relevance for pedestrians crossing roads.Reactive stepping behaviour in response to forward loss of balance predicts future falls in community-dwelling older adults.Dynamic Balanced Reach: A Temporal and Spectral Analysis Across Increasing Performance Demands.Do voluntary step reactions in dual task conditions have an added value over single task for fall prediction? A prospective study.Preliminary evaluation of prototype footwear and insoles to optimise balance and gait in older people.Muscle contributions to frontal plane angular momentum during walking.Kinematic and behavioral analyses of protective stepping strategies and risk for falls among community living older adults.Muscle contributions to the acceleration of the whole body centre of mass during recovery from forward loss of balance by stepping in young and older adults.Responses of human hip abductor muscles to lateral balance perturbations during walking.Safety and immediate effect of noninvasive transcranial pulsed current stimulation on gait and balance in Parkinson disease.

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Lateral balance factors predict future falls in community-living older adults

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