The aim of this analysis was to compare values of centre of pressure (CoP) measures, which
describe the ability to maintain static body balance (range of body sway and velocity in …

Limitations in mobility are common in persons with intellectual disabilities (ID). As balance
and gait capacities are key aspects of mobility, the prevalence of balance and gait problems …

Balance and motor impairments are most evident among inactive individuals with ID that
might be particularly susceptible to a loss of basic functioning and further limit the person's …

The goal of this paper is to clarify the methodological aspects of studies of human balance
during quiet standing and perturbed standing. Centre of mass (CoM), centre of pressure …

Hypotonia, ligament laxity and motor alterations are characteristic for patients with Down
syndrome (DS). The purpose of this study was the evaluation of typical gait pattern of …

"< p class=" elsevierStylePara"> The electrophysiological techniques &# 40; neurography
and needle electromyography&# 41; allow us an approach to the knowledge of the …

Background This pilot study aimed to explore the impact of visual, auditory and vestibular
dysfunctions on the postural balance performance in adults with intellectual disabilities …

The main objective of this study is to understand the differences in equilibrium control
between normal subjects and those with Down syndrome. A total of 54 subjects participated …

Background This study aims to investigate the impact of neuromuscular training (NMT) on
static and dynamic postural balance (PB) among high‐level male runners with intellectual …

[Purpose] To describe (1) the current knowledge on gait and postural control in individuals
with Down syndrome in terms of spatiotemporal, kinematics and kinetics, and (2) relevant …