Motor Strategies Used to Restore Balance in People With and Without Impaired Sensory Organization Suffering From Diabetic Polyneuropathy

Background and Objectives Reduced ability to control balance is one of the disorders affecting quality life daily activities people with diabetic polyneuropathy (DPN), which can lead dangerous consequences such as falling. By identifying causes disorders, we better understand this condition provide effective evidence-based treatments for these patients. This study aims investigate compare use motor strategies in without impaired sensory organization suffering from DPN. Subjects Methods In cross-sectional study, 40 DPN participated. Their demographic information were recorded then underwent performance test using test. Based on results, they divided into two groups: Control group (n=18) Patient (n=22). Results The prevalence inappropriate restore patients was higher than group. adopted strategy mostly ankle strategy, where somatosensory visual perturbations higher. Conclusion Patients instead hip balance. non-use more common organization.