Standing balance of children with developmental coordination disorder under altered sensory conditions

Cherng, Rong-Ju; Hsu, Yung Wen; Chen, Yung Jung; Chen, Jenn Yeu

doi:10.1016/j.humov.2007.05.006

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“…Of the three sensorial pathways used by children, the vestibular system seems to be the least effective for postural control purposes 16 . These findings are consistent with the results of Cherng et al 17 , who compared young adults aged 19-23 years with children aged 7-10 years using a balance assessment tool called Equitest. According to the authors, the functional efficiency of the vestibular system is still developing in 10-year-old children 17 .…”

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“…These findings are consistent with the results of Cherng et al 17 , who compared young adults aged 19-23 years with children aged 7-10 years using a balance assessment tool called Equitest. According to the authors, the functional efficiency of the vestibular system is still developing in 10-year-old children 17 . In the study by Tsai et al, 18 children with delayed coordination development showed statistically significant body sways, greater than in children considered normal, for almost all conditions mentioned by the authors.…”

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Development of postural balance in Brazilian children aged 4-10 years compared to young adults

Lemos

David

Mota

2016

Rev. Bras. Cineantropom. Desempenho Hum.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5007/1980-0037.2016v18n4p419 The aim of the present study was to analyze the development of postural balance in 4- to 10-year-old Brazilian children, compared to a group of young adults under normal and deprived visual conditions. Body sway was assessed through average velocity and sway range at the center of pressure (CoP) in the anteroposterior and medio-lateral directions, obtained on a force platform (AMTI, Inc.). Sample was composed of 153 children (of seven different age groups) and 47 adults. Inter-group comparisons were performed using one-way ANOVA and Tukey’s post-hoc test at 5% significance level. The results showed that starting at 9 and 10 years of age, CoP velocity and displacement values for children were similar to values for adults under restricted visual conditions; however, there were differences between children and adults. The findings suggest that visual stimulation plays a prominent role in the balance of individuals up to 10 years of age, with significant evidence that postural balance is not fully developed up to that age.

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Development of postural balance in Brazilian children aged 4-10 years compared to young adults

Lemos

David

Mota

2016

Rev. Bras. Cineantropom. Desempenho Hum.

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“…However, the study reported greater differences under dual or more challenging walking conditions. Also, the current research shows that there were significant differences between groups in time and percentage in the stance phase (s) in which the time that TD spent on stance phase was longer than in the LMC children, supporting the idea that LMC children have balance problems (Cherng et al, 2007;Geuze 2003;Tsai et al, 2008) and similarly they spend more time in those parameters that were related to double support (Cermak and Larkin 2002;Deconinck et al, 2006b;Sudgen and Chambers 2005).…”

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The effects of various visual conditions on the gait cycle in children with different level of motor coordination-a pilot study. [Cómo afectan diferentes condiciones visuales a la marcha en niños con diferente nivel de coordinación motriz- un studio piloto].

Palomo-Nieto¹,

Psotta²,

Agricola³

et al. 2015

rev. int. cienc. deporte

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The importance of vision and the visual control of movement have been addressed in the literature related to motor control. Many studies have demonstrated that children with low motor competence in comparison to their typically developing peers may rely more heavily on vision to perform movements. The aim of the study was to highlight the effects of different visual conditions on motor performance during walking in children with different levels of motor coordination. Participants (n=8, Mean age = 8.5±.5 years) were divided into typical development (TD) and low motor coordination (LMC) group. They were asked to walk along a 10-meter walkway provided by Optojump-Next instrument that was placed in a portable construction (15 x 3 x 2.5m). This construction was surrounded by dark blue fibers in which all participants perceived the same visual information. They walked in a self-selected speed under four visual conditions: full vision (FV), limited vision 150 ms (LV-150), limited vision 100 ms (LV-100) and non-vision (NV). For visual occlusion during walking in LV-150 and LV-100, participants were equipped with Plato Goggles that opened for 150 and 100 ms, respectively, within each 2 sec. Data were analyzed in a two-way mixed between-within ANOVA including 2 (groups: TD vs. LMC) x 4 (visual condition: FV, LV-150, LV-100 & NV) with repeated-measures on the last factor (p≤.05). Results indicated that TD children walked faster and with longer strides than LMC children in which these parameters can influence on different periods of gait cycle including stance and swing phases. Also, perceiving visual information for 150 ms in comparison to 100 ms while walking was enough for similar performance in FV condition. The present findings highlight underlying parameters of gait cycle for walking in TD compared to LMC children are different.Key words: visual information; motor performance; walking pattern; optojump. AbstractCorrespondence/correspondencia: Miriam Palomo-Nieto Faculty of Physical Culture. Palacky University. Olomouc (Czech Republic) Email: miriam.palomo.nieto@gmail.com La importancia de la visión y del control visual en el movimiento es un asunto ampliamente abordado y tratado en la literatura científica referida al control motor. Muchos estudios han demostrado que los niños con un bajo nivel de competencia motriz dependen en mayor medida de la visión para realizar diferentes movimientos respecto de sus iguales. El objetivo de este estudio fue destacar el efecto que diferentes condiciones visuales tenían en el rendimiento motor durante la marcha en niños con diferente nivel de coordinación motriz. Los participantes (n = 8, Ma = 8.5 años sd. ± 0.5) fueron divididos en dos grupos: desarrollo motor típico (TD) y coordinación motora baja (LMC). Los participantes debían andar dentro de un laboratorio portátil (15 x 3 x 2.5m), a lo largo de un pasillo de 10 metros donde se instaló el instrumento Optojump-Next. Dicha construcción, rodeada de una tela óscura, permitía que todos los participantes tuvieran la misma informaci...

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“…The emerging results were mixed. Some studies showed pronounced differences between the groups in static balance (e.g., quiet standing task) [20,21], others revealed differences only on few but not all measures [22], or those were manifested only when the task demands were enhanced [23]. At this point, the underlying motor control limiters associated with these problems are still not well understood, and they may result from many different perceptual-motor, and as hypothesized here, attentional issues.…”

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Low Levels of Attentional Interference have Similar Effects on Static Balance Control of Typically Developing Children and Those with Symptoms of Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)

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Trap²,

Zerpa

2016

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Standing balance of children with developmental coordination disorder under altered sensory conditions

Cited by 47 publications

References 31 publications

Development of postural balance in Brazilian children aged 4-10 years compared to young adults

Development of postural balance in Brazilian children aged 4-10 years compared to young adults

The effects of various visual conditions on the gait cycle in children with different level of motor coordination-a pilot study. [Cómo afectan diferentes condiciones visuales a la marcha en niños con diferente nivel de coordinación motriz- un studio piloto].

Low Levels of Attentional Interference have Similar Effects on Static Balance Control of Typically Developing Children and Those with Symptoms of Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)

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