Assistive devices for balance and mobility: Benefits, demands, and adverse consequences

Bateni, H.; Maki, B. E.: Assistive devices for balance and mobility: Benefits, demands, and adverse consequences. I: Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2005(86), s. 134-145.Language: Engelsk

Summary: The objective of this study was to provide information on the advantages and possible disadvantages of using canes and walkers. Conclusions: Clinical and biomechanic evaluations of canes and walkers confirm that these devices can improve balance and mobility. However, they can also interfere with ones ability to maintain balance in certain situations, and the strength and metabolic demands can be excessive.

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