Trunk asymmetry is associated with dominance preference: results from a cross-sectional study of 1029 children

Arienti, Chiara; Buraschi, Riccardo; Donzelli, Sabrina; Zaina, Fabio; Pollet, Joel; Négrini, Stefano

doi:10.1016/j.bjpt.2018.08.005

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“…Intergroup and intragroup significant differences were also observed. 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 Mean and standard deviation groups, visual information, and sex. P values found for two-way ANOVA and TUKEY post-hoc test: a OE < CE; b G1 > G2 > G3; c G1OE > G3 OE; d G1 CE > G2 OE; e G1 CE > G2 CE; f G1 CE > G3 OE; g G1 CE > G3 CE; h G1 OE > G1 CE; i G2 CE > G2 OE; j G2 CE > G3 OE; k G2 CE > G3 CE; l G2 OE > G3 OE; m G1 OE > G3 CE; n G1 OE > G2 OE.…”

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“…As individuals evolve, their body systems develop, to optimize and create strategies appropriate for the situation. Initially, visual information is the basis for a child to attain PC 5 . In infants aged 5-10 months, visual information helps with adjustments of a seated position 5,6 .…”

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“…Initially, visual information is the basis for a child to attain PC 5 . In infants aged 5-10 months, visual information helps with adjustments of a seated position 5,6 . At the age of 6 years, children's maintenance of bipedal posture with eyes open (EO) is better than that at age of 3 years, but with closed eyes (CE), balance performance is equivalent among children at those ages, suggesting strong visual interference 7,8 .…”

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Influence of age, sex, and visual information on postural control in children

Victorio

Fujisawa

2019

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This study aims to evaluate and identify the influence of age, sex, and visual information on postural control in children. Methods: Participants were 62 children (30 boys and 32 girls) divided into the following age groups (G): G1, aged 5-6 years (n = 23); G2, aged 7-8 years (n = 21); and G3, aged 9-10 years (n = 18). The analyzed variables were the center of pressure (COP) and anteroposterior (AP) and mid-lateral (ML) oscillation velocity (OV) obtained in the biped posture force platform with their open eyes (OE) and closed eyes (CE). Results: G3 COP, OV_AP, and OV_ML are smaller than those in G1 and G2 in OE (p < 0.00) and CE (p < 0.05). Girls demonstrated worse postural control than boys for COP, OV_AP, and OV_ML (p < 0.00) in G1. Conclusion: Age was the most influential factor of COP (21%), OV_AP (24%), and OV_ML (39%). Older children perform better, because of the positive contribution of visual information. Girls initially had worse postural control responses, but at age 7-8, they tend to outgrow boys. Advanced age provides more influence on postural control than visual information and sex.

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Fujisawa

2019

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“…Consistent with a previous study, 30 trunk asymmetry was much more common to the right than to the left. Given that a positive association has been reported between the laterality of trunk asymmetry and hand dominance in school children, 68,69 the possibility that our finding was also related to hand dominance cannot be ruled out. While it is worthwhile to perform additional studies on early adolescents to further confirm the association between the laterality of trunk asymmetry and hand dominance, clinical evaluation of trunk asymmetry should include the evaluation of hand dominance laterality in the future.…”

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Increased Computer Use is Associated with Trunk Asymmetry That Negatively Impacts Health-Related Quality of Life in Early Adolescents

Cheung¹,

Lai²,

Yip³

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This study aimed to investigate the effects of trunk asymmetry on the healthrelated quality of life of early adolescents and to identify daily activities that were associated with trunk asymmetry in this cohort. Methods: This study included 200 early adolescents (52 male and 148 female) aged 10 to 14 years in Hong Kong. Among them, 100 adolescents were considered to have trunk asymmetry with angle of trunk rotation ≥5° and one or more physical signs on visual inspection. The 36-Item Short Form Health Survey was used to measure the eight scales under the physical and mental domains of the health-related quality of life. The adolescents reported their average daily durations spent (1) using a computer; (2) using a smartphone; (3) watching television, videos or DVDs; (4) doing homework; and (5) doing physical exercise. Independent samples t-tests, chi-square (χ 2 ) tests or Mann-Whitney U-tests were performed to compare the health-related quality of life and the average daily duration of daily activities between early adolescents with and without trunk asymmetry. Logistic regression was performed to investigate the odds ratios of daily activities for trunk asymmetry. Results: Compared with early adolescents without trunk asymmetry, those with trunk asymmetry had a lower health-related quality of life in some of the physical domains, namely, bodily pain and general health, and all mental domains, namely, vitality (energy/ fatigue), social functioning, role limitation due to emotional problems and mental health (p < 0.05). Use of computer was found to be significantly associated with trunk asymmetry in early adolescents (OR = 1.63, 95% CI [1.23, 2.14]). Conclusion:Our results indicate that increased computer use is associated with trunk asymmetry, which negatively impacts the health-related quality of life in early adolescents.

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“…O claro predomínio no membro inferior direito também foi observado no artigo pioneiro sobre HFT publicado por Broughton (1988). A proporção encontrada foi semelhante à taxa de dominância manual direita na população pediátrica (ARIENTI et al, 2018), de forma que talvez HFT seja um fenômeno cuja expressão seja influenciada pela dominância manual ou dominância hemisférica cerebral, possivelmente sujeito a influências não apenas medulares ou de tronco cerebral, mas também de regiões corticais/subcorticais envolvidas com funções superiores.…”

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Ativação muscular alterna das pernas e tremor hipnagógico dos pés em crianças

Menezes¹

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Gostaria de expressar os mais sinceros agradecimentos a todos que contribuíram para a realização do presente estudo.Às crianças avaliadas no laboratório de polissonografia, pela contribuição para o avanço do conhecimento científico.À toda a equipe do setor Neurofisiologia, pela colaboração e suporte durante a realização do estudo.Aos colegas plantonistas da Neurologia de Belo Horizonte, e da Clínica Médica de Sabará, pelo apoio e cobertura que tornaram possível a logística de viagens para Ribeirão Preto.Aos colegas residentes da Neurofisiologia e Medicina do Sono, pela companhia durante a coleta de dados.Aos amigos Lívia e Gabriel, pela companhia, incentivo, e imenso apoio durante toda a minha permanência em Ribeirão Preto.Aos colegas da pós-graduação, pelas sugestões e pelo conhecimento compartilhado ao longo da caminhada na pós-graduação.Aos familiares e amigos de Belo Horizonte, particularmente minha irmã, Fernanda, pelo seu apoio e incentivo.Ao Raphael, pelo apoio, carinho e incentivo que foram fundamentais para a realização deste trabalho. À Dra. Leila, pelo incentivo para que o caminho da pós-graduação fosse trilhado. À professora Regina Fernandes, pelos conselhos e incontáveis ensinamentos que seguirão comigo por toda a vida. Ao professor Álan Éckeli, por sua atenção, paciência e competência, além da excepcional capacidade de motivar o time da pós-graduação! Muito Obrigado! RESUMO MENEZES, Guilherme Marques Miranda de. Ativação Muscular Alterna das Pernas e Tremor Hipnagógico dos Pés em crianças. Dissertação (Mestrado) -Faculdade

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Trunk asymmetry is associated with dominance preference: results from a cross-sectional study of 1029 children

Abstract: The left-side dominance could have a prevalence on trunk asymmetry in thoracic and thoraco-lumbar curves. Our study suggests that the clinical evaluation of trunk asymmetry should be associated with the evaluation of laterality.

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Influence of age, sex, and visual information on postural control in children

Influence of age, sex, and visual information on postural control in children

Increased Computer Use is Associated with Trunk Asymmetry That Negatively Impacts Health-Related Quality of Life in Early Adolescents

Ativação muscular alterna das pernas e tremor hipnagógico dos pés em crianças

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