The immediate effect of two lumbar stabilization methods on postural control parameters and their reliability during two balance tasks

Kadri, Mohamed Abdelhafid; Violette, Marianne; Dallaire, Mathieu; Oliveira, Fábio Carlos Lucas de; Lavallière, Martin; Ngomo, Suzy; Beaulieu, Louis‐David; Larivière, Christian; Silva, Rubens Alexandre da

doi:10.1080/10669817.2020.1864961

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“…For all balance tests, COP parameters were calculated for each subject's total duration of the trial. The validity and reliability of these parameters have been adequate (ICC > 0.85) for postural control analysis in different balance conditions [19,20].…”

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Impact of plantar fasciitis on postural control and walking in young middle-aged adults

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“…Screening titles and abstracts yielded 40 potentially eligible studies out of 2309 retrieved studies. Detailed review of their full text resulted in the exclusion of 13 studies [24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36].…”

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Effect of external lumbar supports on joint position sense, postural control, and postural adjustment: a systematic review

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2022

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Purpose: To review the effects of external lumbar supports on various aspects of sensorimotor function including joint position sense (JPS), postural control, anticipatory postural adjustments (APAs), and compensatory postural adjustments (CPAs). Methods: A systematic literature search was performed in PubMed, EMBASE, Scopus, Ovid, Cochrane library, and Web of Science. Two reviewers selected studies which assessed the effect of lumbosacral orthosis or kinesio-tape on JPS, postural control or APAs/CPAs in subjects with and without low back pain (LBP). The methodological quality of included studies was assessed using a modified version of Downs and Black's checklist. Results: Findings demonstrated moderate effects of lumbosacral orthosis on specific aspects of sensorimotor control including JPS and to a lesser extent standing stability. These domains were not or minimally affected by application of kinesio-tape. Both orthosis and kinesio-tape had negligible effects on APAs and CPAs. Conclusions: The positive effects of lumbar orthosis on JPS or postural control were mostly observed in conditions where sources of proprioceptive feedback are impaired (such as LBP) or absent (standing with eyes closed on an unstable surface). However, evidence does not prove significant positive effects for the application of kinesio-tape to improve sensorimotor control. � IMPLICATIONS FOR REHABILITATION� Wearing lumbar orthosis leads to an improvement in joint position sense. � Postural stability seems to be affected to some extent by utilizing lumbar orthosis. � Clinicians can administer orthosis to improve sensorimotor adaptation, especially in conditions with poor proprioception. � Kinesio-tape had negligible effects on all domains of sensorimotor control. � Improvement of sensorimotor function as a result of application of kinesio-tape is questionable.

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The immediate effect of two lumbar stabilization methods on postural control parameters and their reliability during two balance tasks

Cited by 2 publications

References 41 publications

Impact of plantar fasciitis on postural control and walking in young middle-aged adults

Impact of plantar fasciitis on postural control and walking in young middle-aged adults

Effect of external lumbar supports on joint position sense, postural control, and postural adjustment: a systematic review

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