MAYAGIOTIA, R E, DUNTSTON, S C M and HELLER, Ben (1999). Evaluation of balance during activities of daily living. In: BLANCHARD, Susan M., ECKSTEIN, Eugene C., FOUKE, Janie M., NEREM, Robert M. and YOGANATHAN, Ajit P., (eds.) Proceedings of the first joint BMES/EMBS conference. Piscataway, NJ, IEEE EMB, p. 520. [Book Section]
Abstract
The skill of balance is essential for activities of
daily living. Through the use of a triaxial accelerometer
and a portable data logger the skill of balance can be
ilssessed during: quiet standing, walking, ascending steps,
descending steps, sitting-down in a chair, and standing-up
from a chair. Results are reported as performance
punmeters. Comparing the results obtained by the same
control subject before and after a time comparable to that
of a therapeutic intervention, paired Student t tests show
consistency over time but significant changes under
different test conditions in the same session.
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