Search Results - "Küng, U.M"

Balance control in patients with distal versus proximal muscle weakness by Horlings, C.G.C, Küng, U.M, van Engelen, B.G.M, Voermans, N.C, Hengstman, G.J.D, van der Kooi, A.J, Bloem, B.R, Allum, J.H.J

“…Abstract Muscle weakness is consistently associated with falls in the elderly people, typically when present along with other risk factors. However, it remains…”
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Identifying deficits in balance control following vestibular or proprioceptive loss using posturographic analysis of stance tasks by Horlings, C.G.C, Küng, U.M, Bloem, B.R, Honegger, F, Van Alfen, N, Van Engelen, B.G.M, Allum, J.H.J

“…Abstract Objective To distinguish between normal and deficient balance control due to vestibular loss (VL) or proprioceptive loss (PL) using pelvis and…”
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Vestibular and proprioceptive influences on trunk movements during quiet standing by Horlings, C.G.C, Küng, U.M, Honegger, F, Van Engelen, B.G.M, Van Alfen, N, Bloem, B.R, Allum, J.H.J

“…Abstract We characterized upper trunk and pelvis motion in normal subjects and in subjects with vestibular or proprioceptive loss, to document upper body…”
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Postural instability in cerebellar ataxia: Correlations of knee, arm and trunk movements to center of mass velocity by Küng, U.M, Horlings, C.G.C, Honegger, F, Kremer, H.P.H, Bloem, B.R, van De Warrenburg, B.P.C, Allum, J.H.J

“…Abstract The aim of this study was to investigate the correlations between body segment movements and center of mass (COM) velocity during pathological balance…”
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Incorporating voluntary unilateral knee flexion into balance corrections elicited by multi-directional perturbations to stance by Küng, U.M, Horlings, C.G.C, Honegger, F, Allum, J.H.J

“…Abstract Positive effects on lateral center of mass (CoM) shifts during balance recovery have been seen with voluntarily unilateral arm raising but not with…”
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effect of voluntary lateral trunk bending on balance recovery following multi-directional stance perturbations by Küng, U. M, Horlings, C. G. C, Honegger, F, Allum, J. H. J

“…Stabilising shifts of the centre of mass (COM) are observed during balance recovery when subjects simultaneously execute voluntary unilateral knee flexion or…”
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