Dynamic Posturography of Injured Lower Limb in Postural Evoked Response
Author(s): CHENG Dong-mei, SHAO Li-ming, FAN Li-hua, CHEN Fang, SUN Jing
Pages: 425-427,431
Year: 2015 Issue: 6
Journal: Journal of Forensic Medicine
Keyword: forensic m edicine; w ounds and injuries; m usculoskeletal equilibrium; dynam ic posturography;
Abstract: Objective To analyze the balance function of injured lower lim b by dynam ic posturography. Methods Using the dynam ic posturography instrum ent, the postural evoked responses of sixty-two norm al people and two hundred and fifty-eight people with injured lower lim b bones and joints were detected. The test was included sensory organization test(SO T) and adaption test(ADT).The results of two groups were com pared by t test. Results Com pared with the norm al people, the im paired people had significant statistical differences in balance scores of SO T3-SO T6 and proportion score of dynam ic proprioception (P<0.05). There was no obvious decrease in ADT. Conclusion The balance function of injured lower lim b significantly decreases.
Pages: 425-427,431
Year: 2015 Issue: 6
Journal: Journal of Forensic Medicine
Keyword: forensic m edicine; w ounds and injuries; m usculoskeletal equilibrium; dynam ic posturography;
Abstract: Objective To analyze the balance function of injured lower lim b by dynam ic posturography. Methods Using the dynam ic posturography instrum ent, the postural evoked responses of sixty-two norm al people and two hundred and fifty-eight people with injured lower lim b bones and joints were detected. The test was included sensory organization test(SO T) and adaption test(ADT).The results of two groups were com pared by t test. Results Com pared with the norm al people, the im paired people had significant statistical differences in balance scores of SO T3-SO T6 and proportion score of dynam ic proprioception (P<0.05). There was no obvious decrease in ADT. Conclusion The balance function of injured lower lim b significantly decreases.
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