Retention Effects of Long-Term Balance Training with Vibrotactile Sensory Augmentation in Healthy Older Adults

Retention Effects of Long-Term Balance Training with Vibrotactile Sensory Augmentation in Healthy Older Adults

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Vibrotactile sensory augmentation (SA) decreases postural sway during real-time use; however, limited studies have investigated the long-term effects of training with SA. This study assessed the retention effects of long-term balance training with and without vibrotactile SA among community-dwelling...

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Main Authors: Bao, T. (Author), Barone, V.J (Author), Carender, W.J (Author), Kinnaird, C. (Author), Noohi, F. (Author), Peethambaran, G. (Author), Seidler, R.D (Author), Sienko, K.H (Author), Whitney, S.L (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI 2022
Subjects:
balance rehabilitation
Balance rehabilitations
Brain
home-based
Home-based
Housing
Medical computing
older adults
Older adults
retention
Retention
Re-weighting
sensory augmentation
Sensory augmentations
sensory reweighting
Sensory reweighting
Smartphones
telehealth
Telehealth
telerehabilitation
Telerehabilitation
vibrotactile
Vibrotactile
wearable device
Wearable devices
Wearable technology
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