The Effects of Balance Exercise on an Unstable Platform and a Stable Platform on Static Balance

Kim, Nyeon Jun; Yoo, Kyung Tae; An, Ho Jung; Shin, Hee Joon; Koo, Ja Pung; Kim, Bo Kyoung; Kim, Hong Rae; Choi, Jung Hyun

doi:10.5854/jiaptr.2014.03.31.641

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“…This component allows for better ankle adaptation to the ground, improving balance. A study by Kim et al, (2014) indicated that various balance exercises, including squats on unstable platforms, improved balance more efficiently than exercise performed on a stable platform.…”

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“…Esta componente irá permitir melhor ajuste da tibiotársica ao solo que, juntamente com o aumento da propriocepção, irá melhorar o equilíbrio. Estudo de Kim et al, (2014) indica que realizar diversos exercícios de equilíbrio, incluindo os agachamentos em plataformas instáveis, melhora o equilíbrio de forma mais eficiente do que o exercício realizado numa plataforma estável.…”

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Circuit training focused on postural control on a patient with inferior-lateral left pons stroke: case report

Pargana,

Sá

2023

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Introduction: The number of strokes has increased in recent years. As a result, postural control may be affected leading to gait disturbance. Circuit training is one of the therapeutic possibilities in which there are multiple stations, allowing multiple repetitions within the same session. This study aimed to describe the gait evolution following the application of a circuit training centered on the postural control in a post pons stroke patient. Material and methods: A male 50-year-old patient suffered a left infero-lateral pons stroke. Initially the patient was assessed using various scales, such as: Stroke Rehabilitation Assessment of Movement (STREAM), Berg Balance Scale, Timed-up-go (TUG) and 10-meter walking test. The patient was submitted to a circuit training for one hour per day with four exercise stations, five times a week for four weeks and was reevaluated at the end of the treatment. Results: There were reported improvements of 24 points in STREAM scale, 17 points in Berg Balance Scale, 0,4 m/s in 10-meter walk test and a decrease of 7,22 seconds in TUG. Conclusion: The application of a circuit training therapy targeted on postural control resulted in gait and balance improvements in this patient.

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Circuit training focused on postural control on a patient with inferior-lateral left pons stroke: case report

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2023

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“…The body mass index (BMI) was calculated as kg/m2. Serum Vitamin D levels were determined by the HPLC method in tubes containing K2 EDTA measured and were classi ed according to the Endocrine Society clinical practice guidelines (The absence is less than 20 ng/ml, de ciency ranges from 20 to 29 ng/ml, and the recommended value is 30 ng/ml and above) [23]. The full assessment took about an hour to assess postural stability.…”

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Relationship Between Balance and Vitamin D in Fibromyalgia Syndrome: A Prospective Cross-Sectional Study with HUR BTG4 Balance Master System®

Tas,

Baykara,

Erdal

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SN Compr. Clin. Med.

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BackgroundThis study aims to show the relationship between balance and Vitamin D levels in Fibromyalgia. It also aims to raise awareness about the link between vitamin D levels, disease severity, and balance. ResultsData were obtained from 86 patients with FMS and 47 healthy participants. There was a signi cant difference between the mean values of FIQ, VAS, and BBS in FMS (p < 0.05). A negative correlation was found between BBS and 25(OH) vitamin D levels in FMS (r: -0167, p < 0.05). There was a signi cant difference in the static balance data in the regression analyses between the groups (R: 0.40. R2:0.16 p:0.000). The regression analysis found that FIQ scores increased with the decrease in Vitamin D values (R: 0.41 R2: 0.17 p: 0.000). ConclusionsStatic balance is markedly impaired in low vitamin D levels. The deterioration in balance caused an increase in FIQ scores. Vitamin D has an important place in the treatment management of FMS and the correction of its negative effects on life. In addition to assessing balance, the information the device provides to improve individual activities will also improve the quality of rehabilitation.

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“…12 Past studies also used the balance platform and Smart Balance software for assessing balance abilities. For example, Kim carried out the measurement of center of pressure (COP) values with quiet standing by the balance platform, 13…”

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Video-game System for Improving the Balance of Ageing Adults with Intellectual Disability in Sheltered Workshop

Yan Wah

2024

JPSSR

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Objective: To explore the feasibility of using video game system for training to improve clinical measures of balance in ageing adults with mild to moderate intellectual disability (ID). Subjects and Methods: 16 adults diagnosed with mild to moderate ID, aged 40 or above and attending workshop were recruited to receive 21 sessions of 20 minutes video game training using HUR Balance Trainer BT4. Pre- and post-score of participants’ balance ability by Romberg test and limit of stability test were obtained. Wilcoxon’s test of SPSS was adopted to analyse the data of pre-and post-test to compare the differences. Results: Significant results were found in the pre-and post-data of “static balance score” and “leftward limit of stability”. Conclusion: The results revealed that video games could improve some aspects of the balance ability in ageing adults with mild to moderate ID. More in-depth research is needed.

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The Effects of Balance Exercise on an Unstable Platform and a Stable Platform on Static Balance

Cited by 5 publications

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Circuit training focused on postural control on a patient with inferior-lateral left pons stroke: case report

Circuit training focused on postural control on a patient with inferior-lateral left pons stroke: case report

Relationship Between Balance and Vitamin D in Fibromyalgia Syndrome: A Prospective Cross-Sectional Study with HUR BTG4 Balance Master System®

Video-game System for Improving the Balance of Ageing Adults with Intellectual Disability in Sheltered Workshop

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