Balance assessment for double and single leg stance using FIBOD balance system
Physical balance is important to support human motion for almost all activities of daily living such as standing, sitting, cooking, housework or shopping. However, balance tends to drop as human grow older due to the loss of muscle. FIBOD balance system (FBS) is a balance system designed to be porta...
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my.utm.979722022-11-10T02:01:16Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/97972/ Balance assessment for double and single leg stance using FIBOD balance system Khor, Kang Xiang Yeong, Che Fai Lee, Eileen Ming Su Mohd. Latip, Hadafi Fitri Khor, Yvonne Yee Woon Chan, Sook Chin Chern, Phei Ming Leow, Mei Lian Abdullah, Najib Mustar, Muhammad Farhan Abdul Halim, Muhammad Nurhakim TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Physical balance is important to support human motion for almost all activities of daily living such as standing, sitting, cooking, housework or shopping. However, balance tends to drop as human grow older due to the loss of muscle. FIBOD balance system (FBS) is a balance system designed to be portable and easy to use. This study investigates the FBS balance measures with 17 healthy subjects. Results show significant differences in double-leg overall stability index (OSI) and medial-lateral stability index (MLSI) (p = 0.01), double-leg and dominant leg MLSI (p < 0.001), double-leg and non-dominant leg MLSI (p < 0.001), dominant leg OSI and non-dominant MLSI (p = 0.02), double-leg and dominant leg sway velocity (p = 0.02) and double-leg and non-dominant leg sway velocity (p < 0.001). The results were consistent with existing balance measure from other study. This study also found MLSI and sway velocity to be better features as balance indicator because they were more sensitive in detecting differences between double-leg stance against single-leg stance (dominant or non-dominant leg). Results from this study indicated that the portable FBS is a feasible alternative balance assessment system. 2021 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Khor, Kang Xiang and Yeong, Che Fai and Lee, Eileen Ming Su and Mohd. Latip, Hadafi Fitri and Khor, Yvonne Yee Woon and Chan, Sook Chin and Chern, Phei Ming and Leow, Mei Lian and Abdullah, Najib and Mustar, Muhammad Farhan and Abdul Halim, Muhammad Nurhakim (2021) Balance assessment for double and single leg stance using FIBOD balance system. In: 3rd International Conference for Innovation in Biomedical Engineering and Life Sciences, ICIBEL 2020, 6 - 7 December 2019, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-65092-6_12 |
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Physical balance is important to support human motion for almost all activities of daily living such as standing, sitting, cooking, housework or shopping. However, balance tends to drop as human grow older due to the loss of muscle. FIBOD balance system (FBS) is a balance system designed to be portable and easy to use. This study investigates the FBS balance measures with 17 healthy subjects. Results show significant differences in double-leg overall stability index (OSI) and medial-lateral stability index (MLSI) (p = 0.01), double-leg and dominant leg MLSI (p < 0.001), double-leg and non-dominant leg MLSI (p < 0.001), dominant leg OSI and non-dominant MLSI (p = 0.02), double-leg and dominant leg sway velocity (p = 0.02) and double-leg and non-dominant leg sway velocity (p < 0.001). The results were consistent with existing balance measure from other study. This study also found MLSI and sway velocity to be better features as balance indicator because they were more sensitive in detecting differences between double-leg stance against single-leg stance (dominant or non-dominant leg). Results from this study indicated that the portable FBS is a feasible alternative balance assessment system. |
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Khor, Kang Xiang Yeong, Che Fai Lee, Eileen Ming Su Mohd. Latip, Hadafi Fitri Khor, Yvonne Yee Woon Chan, Sook Chin Chern, Phei Ming Leow, Mei Lian Abdullah, Najib Mustar, Muhammad Farhan Abdul Halim, Muhammad Nurhakim |
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Khor, Kang Xiang Yeong, Che Fai Lee, Eileen Ming Su Mohd. Latip, Hadafi Fitri Khor, Yvonne Yee Woon Chan, Sook Chin Chern, Phei Ming Leow, Mei Lian Abdullah, Najib Mustar, Muhammad Farhan Abdul Halim, Muhammad Nurhakim |
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Balance assessment for double and single leg stance using FIBOD balance system |
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Balance assessment for double and single leg stance using FIBOD balance system |
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Balance assessment for double and single leg stance using FIBOD balance system |
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Balance assessment for double and single leg stance using FIBOD balance system |
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Balance assessment for double and single leg stance using FIBOD balance system |
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