2016
DOI: 10.5604/15093492.1198861
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Prospective Evaluation of the Correlation of Posturographic Data, Pain Intensity and Functional Capacity in Patients with Osteoarthritis of the Lumbosacral Spine - Pilot Study

Abstract: STRESZCZENIEWstęp. W ostat nich la tach wy ka za no istot ny wpływ cho ro by zwy rod nie nio wej sta wów koń czyn dol nych i krę go słu pa na pogor sze nie sta bil no ści cia ła czło wie ka. Brak jed nak do nie sień wy ka zu ją cych ko re la cję po mię dzy war to ścia mi okre śla ją cy mi stabil ność cia ła a mo żli wo ścia mi funk cjo nal ny mi tych cho rych.Ce l pra cy. 1. Oce na wy bra nych pa ra me trów po stu ro gra ficz nych w gru pie ko biet z po do strym bó lem oko li cy lę dźwio wo -krzyżo wej. 2. Okr… Show more

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“…worse knee and shoulder proprioception than age matched controls. The presence of poor knee proprioception also predicted self reported knee instability in knee osteoarthritis cases over a two year period [82] and those with symptomatic evidence of postural instability incurred more pain than those with no proprioceptive impairment [90] . However, others do not concur, firstly that proprioception is associated with osteoarthritis, and secondly, even if it is, there is no consensus on its impact on the disease and its progression [74] .…”
Section: Movement Sensementioning
confidence: 93%
“…worse knee and shoulder proprioception than age matched controls. The presence of poor knee proprioception also predicted self reported knee instability in knee osteoarthritis cases over a two year period [82] and those with symptomatic evidence of postural instability incurred more pain than those with no proprioceptive impairment [90] . However, others do not concur, firstly that proprioception is associated with osteoarthritis, and secondly, even if it is, there is no consensus on its impact on the disease and its progression [74] .…”
Section: Movement Sensementioning
confidence: 93%