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1Discipline of Exercise and Sport Science, Faculty of Health Sciences,University of Sydney, 2Department of Sport, Health and Exercise Science,University of Hull, 3Academic Vascular Department, Hull Royal Infirmary,Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals, 4Department of Vascular Surgery,Addenbrookes Hospital
Chapters
- 00:05Title
- 02:11Equipment Setup
- 03:44Participant Prepartion
- 05:38Sensory Organization Test (SOT)
- 08:03Motor Control Test (MCT)
- 09:19Results: Analysis of the SOT and MCT Data
- 13:53Conclusion
Individuals with intermittent claudication exhibit poor balance compared to healthy controls. Computerized dynamic posturography is an objective method for measuring an individual's postural responses to balance disturbances. This provides an objective reflection of the person’s ability to respond to situations under which sensory stimuli are altered and unexpected perturbations occur.
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Keywords:
Computerized Dynamic PosturographyPostural ControlIntermittent ClaudicationPeripheral Arterial DiseaseSensory Organization Test (SOT)Motor Control Test (MCT)Ankle Brachial Pressure Index (ABPI)Balance AssessmentSomatosensoryVisualVestibularPostural StrategiesPostural DisturbancesPostural Sway
