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Evaluation of the Limits of Stability (LOS) Balance Test

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Juras G., Słomka K., Fredyk A., Sobota G., Bacik B.
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The main objective of this study was the estimation of intrasession reliability of the limits of stability (LOS) test conducted on a force platform as an alternative measurement to standard posturography in quiet standing. Fifteen healthy adults took part in the experiment. The standardized measurement protocol of the LOS test was proposed. It consists of three phases - 1st phase - 10s of quiet standing, 2nd phase - the maximal forward leaning in a self paced manner, and 3rd phase - maintenance of maximal forward leaning position. The analysis of variance Friedman's ANOVA and Repeated Measures ANOVA/MANOVA was used to diagnose the differences between 10 consecutive trials of the LOS test. In order to establish reliability of the test, the intraclass correlation (ICC) procedure was used. We presented different ways of maximal center of pressure (COP) excursion estimates. The results of this study show no significant differences between the chosen parameters of the LOS test. Moreover, the measurement of the range of COP excursion, which is most commonly analyzed in such tests, showed to be quite reliable with ICC2,1 above .85. LOS test conducted along the standard procedure should be considered as a very useful method in clinical and research conditions. Still the specific parameters of the LOS test should be given more thorough insight, but it is a very good alternative to quiet standing posturography.
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The influence of functional shortening of hamstring muscles and rectus femoris muscle on proprioception of knee joint in patients after ACL rupture

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Szlęzak M., Likus W., Matuszny B., Krupa M., Ficek K.
Annales Academiae Medicae Silesiensis
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2018
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issue 72
95-100
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INTRODUCTION: The aim of this study is to demonstrate the relationship between functional shortening of the rectus femoris muscle, hamstring muscle and knee proprioception in patients after anterior cruciate ligament [ACL] rupture. MATERIAL AND METHODS: A group of 35 men with ACL rupture (without ACL reconstruction), aged 18 to 43 years (28 ± 7.4 years) was enrolled in the study. Firstly, the functional shortening of above mentioned muscles was evaluated in both healthy and injured lower limbs. Knee joint proprioception was assessed using a BTE Primus RS by examining the angular deviation from the center of the kinetic range in the knee joint with and without visual inspection. RESULTS: A statistically significant positive correlation was found between the functional shortening of the hamstrings and the proprioception of the flexion motion assessed under conditions without visual inspection. In addition, a statistically significant negative correlation was found between the functional shortening of the rectus femoris muscle of the injured lower limb and proprioception of the knee flexion movement assessed under conditions without visual inspection. CONCLUSIONS: A deficit of knee proprioception correlates with the functional shortening of the thigh muscles. Pa-tients with functional shortening of the rectus femoris have better knee proprioception. Patients with functional shortening of hamstrings have worse knee proprioception.
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WSTĘP: Celem badania jest wykazanie związku między skróceniem czynnościowym mięśnia prostego uda i mięśni kulszowo-goleniowych a kinestezją stawu kolanowego u pacjentów po zerwaniu więzadła krzyżowego przedniego [ACL]. MATERIAŁ I METODY: Badaniem objęto grupę 35 mężczyzn z zerwaniem ACL (bez rekonstrukcji) w wieku od 18 do 43 lat (28 ± 7,4 roku). Funkcjonalne skrócenie wyżej wymienionych mięśni oceniano zarówno na zdrowej, jak i kontuzjowanej nodze. Kinestezję stawu kolanowego oceniano za pomocą aparatu BTE Primus RS, badając odchylenie kątowe od środka zakresu ruchu w stawie kolanowym z i bez kontroli wzroku. WYNIKI: Stwierdzono statystycznie istotną dodatnią korelację między funkcjonalnym skróceniem mięśni kulszowo- -goleniowych a kinestezją dla ruchu zgięcia ocenianego w warunkach bez kontroli wzroku. Ponadto stwierdzono istotną statystycznie ujemną korelację między funkcjonalnym skróceniem mięśnia prostego uda nogi uszkodzonej a kinestezją ruchu zgięcia kolana ocenianego w warunkach bez kontroli wzroku. WNIOSKI: Deficyt propriocepcji kolana koreluje z funkcjonalnym skróceniem mięśni uda. Pacjenci z funkcjonalnym skróceniem mięśnia prostego uda mają lepszą kinestezję stawu kolanowego, natomiast u pacjentów z funkcjonalnym skróceniem ścięgien podkolanowych stwierdzono gorszą kinestezję stawu kolanowego.
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