Maintaining Balance when Looking at a Virtual Reality Three-Dimensional Display of a Field of Moving Dots or at a Virtual Reality Scene.
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Auteurs : Elodie Chiarovano [France] ; Catherine De Waele [France] ; Hamish G. Macdougall [Australie] ; Stephen J. Rogers [Australie] ; Ann M. Burgess [Australie] ; Ian S. Curthoys [Australie]Source :
- Frontiers in neurology [ 1664-2295 ] ; 2015.
Abstract
To provide a safe, simple, relatively inexpensive, fast, accurate way of quantifying balance performance either in isolation, or in the face of challenges provided by 3D high definition moving visual stimuli as well as by the proprioceptive challenge from standing on a foam pad. This method uses the new technology of the Wii balance board to measure postural stability during powerful, realistic visual challenges from immersive virtual reality.
DOI: 10.3389/fneur.2015.00164
PubMed: 26284023
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A special app (BalanceRite) used the same procedures for analyzing postural analysis as used by the Equitest.</AbstractText><AbstractText Label="POWER OF THE TECHNIQUE" NlmCategory="UNASSIGNED">Four simple "proof of concept" experiments demonstrate that this technique matches the gold standard Equitest in terms of the measurement of postural stability but goes beyond the Equitest by measuring stability in the face of visual challenges, which are so powerful that even healthy subjects fall. The response to these challenges presents an opportunity for predicting falls and for rehabilitation of seniors and patients with poor postural stability.</AbstractText><AbstractText Label="SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE FIELD" NlmCategory="UNASSIGNED">This new method provides a simpler, quicker, cheaper method of measurement than the Equitest. 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