2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.neulet.2008.06.039
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Additional sensory information reduces body sway of individuals with anterior cruciate ligament injury

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“…The tests applied for the balance evaluation may use various destabilizing (957) factors, like support surface modification (one foot standing), dynamic tests (jumping in place or using electronic platforms with infinite degrees of freedom). Stability control is also impaired by disruption of the sensory system involved in the balance support especially when visual stimuli are limited [11,12,[17][18][19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The tests applied for the balance evaluation may use various destabilizing (957) factors, like support surface modification (one foot standing), dynamic tests (jumping in place or using electronic platforms with infinite degrees of freedom). Stability control is also impaired by disruption of the sensory system involved in the balance support especially when visual stimuli are limited [11,12,[17][18][19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estes estudos indicam que informação sensorial adicional pode ser utilizada de forma contínua, provocando redução da oscilação corporal. Por exemplo, Bonfim et al 7,18 relataram o efeito positivo da utilização de informação sensorial adicional na propriocepção e no controle postural. Nestes estudos, os indivíduos apresentaram uma redução da oscilação corporal em situações de contato com uma barra de toque e em situações com a utilização de informação sensorial adicional proveniente do uso de uma tira subpatelar.…”
Section: Pesquisa Originalunclassified
“…Da ne pre zen to wa ne w li te ratu rze su ge ru ją, że uszko dze nie ACL mo że wpły wać nie tyl ko na zmniej sze nie sta bil no ści sta wu ko la no wego, ale ta kże na za bu rze nia kon tro li po sta wy, co jest wi docz ne u osób po wy ko na nej re kon struk cji te go wię za dła [12][13][14]. Jed nak więk szość prac spro wa dza się do oce ny sta bil no ści sta tycz nej, w któ rej za chowa niu, de fi cy ty ze stro ny sta wu ko la no we go od grywać mo gą mniej szą ro lę [15][16][17][18][19]. Utrzy ma nie swobod nej, sta tycz nej po sta wy jest czyn no ścią sto sun kowo eko no micz ną, wy ma ga ją cą nie wiel kie go wy sił -ku, a co za tym idzie -nie znacz ne go za an ga żo wa nia ukła du sen so mo to rycz ne go.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Pyta nie to jest in te re su ją ce ze wzglę du na fakt, że si ły sta bi li zu ją ce za pew nia ne przez układ kon tro li nerwo wo -mię śnio wej w du żej mie rze pod le ga ją wpły -knee deficits. [15][16][17][18][19]. Maintaining an unconstrained, static posture is a relatively economical activity, where only a slight effort and thus a minor involvement of the sensorimotor system is needed.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified