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Fable3. Study outcome metrics for dynamic balance, static balance, and other

Table 8 Fable3. Study outcome metrics for dynamic balance, static balance, and other

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The search process is represented in Fig. 1. Key words returned 363 papers. Out of these, 312 articles did not in- clude treatments from an exercise intervention, 4 were pub- lished in non-English language and 6 described subjects younger than 60 years old. Further, thirteen publications were based on apparently healthy subjects, while 4 others were discarded owing to a lack of balance measures, Three papers were not included due to the study design being case studies. Finally. there were 4 other exclusions. Two (34. 35] were removed because the study populations could not be distinguished as either healthy or pathologic. In the first pa- per. the characteristics of the recruited subjects revealed the presence of manifold diseases with unspecified prevalence of co-morbidities within groups [34]. In the second excluded paper, concerns were raised on how to classify due to the authors’ description of study comorbidities [35]. The third study [36] was excluded owing to the omission of DT mo- dalities. Finally, the fourth, that is a prospective RCT [37], was rejected since data analysis involved the same sample
The search process is represented in Fig. 1. Key words returned 363 papers. Out of these, 312 articles did not in- clude treatments from an exercise intervention, 4 were pub- lished in non-English language and 6 described subjects younger than 60 years old. Further, thirteen publications were based on apparently healthy subjects, while 4 others were discarded owing to a lack of balance measures, Three papers were not included due to the study design being case studies. Finally. there were 4 other exclusions. Two (34. 35] were removed because the study populations could not be distinguished as either healthy or pathologic. In the first pa- per. the characteristics of the recruited subjects revealed the presence of manifold diseases with unspecified prevalence of co-morbidities within groups [34]. In the second excluded paper, concerns were raised on how to classify due to the authors’ description of study comorbidities [35]. The third study [36] was excluded owing to the omission of DT mo- dalities. Finally, the fourth, that is a prospective RCT [37], was rejected since data analysis involved the same sample
Table l. Quality assessment of the studies.
Table l. Quality assessment of the studies.
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ES EES POSE MECIVEDHON Statistically significant difference on the measured outcome. “indicates a inter-group significance in the measured outcome (group x time). TUG = Time Up and Go Test, ST = single task, DT = dual task, UPDRS (IIL) = Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale, SOT = Sensory Organization Test, 6MWT = Six Minute Walking Test, FICSIT-4 = Frailty and Injuries: Cooperative Studies of Intervention Techniques, CSA QF = cross-sectional areas of quadriceps femoris muscle, CSA ADD = cross- sectional areas of adductor muscle, CSA KF = cross-sectional areas of knee flexor muscles, BBS = Berg Balance Scale, MMSE = Mini-Mental State Examination, CDT = Clock Drawing Test, FAB = Frontal Assessment Battery, JKOM = Japanese Knee Osteoarthritis Measure, DTC = dual task cost, RAVLT = Rey Auditory Verbal Leaming Test, VRT = verbal reaction time, A-P = body sway in anteroposterior direction, M-L = body sway in mediolateral direction, %CV = coefficient of variation, OL= one leg stance, TL = two leg stance, OLB = One-Leg Balance Test. VF= verbal fluency, IRM = one repetition maximum, HRRmax = maximal heart rate reserve. (Table 3) contd......
ES EES POSE MECIVEDHON Statistically significant difference on the measured outcome. “indicates a inter-group significance in the measured outcome (group x time). TUG = Time Up and Go Test, ST = single task, DT = dual task, UPDRS (IIL) = Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale, SOT = Sensory Organization Test, 6MWT = Six Minute Walking Test, FICSIT-4 = Frailty and Injuries: Cooperative Studies of Intervention Techniques, CSA QF = cross-sectional areas of quadriceps femoris muscle, CSA ADD = cross- sectional areas of adductor muscle, CSA KF = cross-sectional areas of knee flexor muscles, BBS = Berg Balance Scale, MMSE = Mini-Mental State Examination, CDT = Clock Drawing Test, FAB = Frontal Assessment Battery, JKOM = Japanese Knee Osteoarthritis Measure, DTC = dual task cost, RAVLT = Rey Auditory Verbal Leaming Test, VRT = verbal reaction time, A-P = body sway in anteroposterior direction, M-L = body sway in mediolateral direction, %CV = coefficient of variation, OL= one leg stance, TL = two leg stance, OLB = One-Leg Balance Test. VF= verbal fluency, IRM = one repetition maximum, HRRmax = maximal heart rate reserve. (Table 3) contd......
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