Sentence examples for computerized balance from inspiring English sources

Since the start of the current season, riders in PBR cup events must undergo a clinical evaluation including computerized balance testing and a cognitive function test.

However, the Atlanta FICSIT study (Wolf et al 1993) also reported no improvement in computerized balance platform testing after a Tai Chi form found effective for fall prevention.

In contrast, the studies of Lajoie et al. [ 55] and Bisson et al. [ 32] showed no improvements in postural sway after computerized balance training in older adults.

Seven studies used the method of computerized dynamic balance training with visual feedback technique [ 52, 53, 55, 57, 63, 67, 71].

"Symptom checklists, the Standardized Assessment of Concussion (SAC), neuropsychological testing (paper-and-pencil and computerized) and the Balance Error Scoring System may be helpful tools in diagnosing and managing concussions but should not be used alone for making a diagnosis".

The primary outcome was limits of stability, which consisted of three indicators: (1) endpoint excursion; (2) movement velocity; and (3) directional control, assessed by computerized dynamic posturography (Balance Master® System; NeuroCom®, Clackamas, OR, USA).

A comparison of balance performance: computerized dynamic posturography and a random motion platform.

This study showed that a cognitive-motor training program containing strength, balance, and computerized cognitive training components is feasible and is able to improve voluntary step execution under single task and dual task test conditions in older adults living in care homes.

On the other hand, in a Cochrane systematic review of 60 RCTs, multifactorial interventions (e.g., supervised perturbed gait exercises on a treadmill and balance training using computerized visual feedback programs) performed in hospitals significantly reduced the rate of falls, but there is no evidence for a reduced risk of falling [110].

The relationship between falls history and computerized dynamic posturography in persons with balance and vestibular disorders.

It has the potential to allow for fully computerized real-time management of fluid balance.