this cross-sectional study aimed to determine the reliability of static control evaluation with synapsys posturography system (sps, marseille, france) and to compare the static postural control of deaf children with typically developing children. this study was conducted in 2 phases on 81 children of 7 to 12 years old in tehran schools. the first phase examined the reliability of static balance...

Context : The sensory organization test (SOT) is a standard for quantifying dependence via sway-referenced conditions (sway-referenced support and vision [SRV]). However, the SOT limited to expensive equipment. Thus, practical version of more commonly employed—the clinical integration in balance; however, it fails induce postural instability level SRV. Objective Determine if Stroboscopic (SV), ...

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Balance deficits in people with Parkinson's disease can affect any of the multiple systems encompassing balance control. Thus, identification of the specific deficit is crucial in customizing balance rehabilitation. The sensory organization test, a test of sensory integration for balance control, is sometimes used in isolation to identify balance deficits in people with P...

OBJECTIVE Impairments in balance can be a consequence of changes in the motor, sensory, and integrative aspects of motor control. Abnormal sensory reweighting, i.e., the ability to select the most appropriate sensory information to achieve postural stability, may contribute to balance impairment. The Sensory Organization Test is a component of Computerized Dynamic Posturography that evaluates t...