[PDF] Top 20 Effects of obesity on postural balance and occurrence of falls in asymptomatic adults

... obtained in the present study, our bivariate and multivariate models shown that obesity presents just a few correlations with PB, and most of them became non- significant after ... See full document

... the effects of eye movements on postural control in an attempt to clarify how the search for visual information that elicits such movements affects ...balance. In young ... See full document

... groups, and were: sit on the floor and stand up; seated verticality and lateral inclination; functional forward range; lateral functional reach; correction with com- pensatory-lateral step; ... See full document

... Based on the fact that previous studies regarding the distracting effects of mobile mostly only analyze the behavioral effect, more thorough examination is needed to quantify its effect by ... See full document

... changes on psychic and functional aspects. In this sense, there is a decline in functional capacities such as strength, balance, proprioception and flexibility, caused by ... See full document

... used in the present study are aimed at the elderly population, RA patients may present an early decrease in muscle strength, physical activity and balance in a pattern similar to that ... See full document

... The occurrence of falls in older adults is a consequence of the aging process with a significant epidemiological ...occurring in the elderly are clearly life-disrupting ... See full document

... Older adults in the BAL- group (BLD of 7%) almost reached the level of young adults (BLD of 4%) after ...following balance training may also affect ...increases in ... See full document

... accumulation of fat in adipose ...excess of body fat, such as changes in the balance of adipokines, insulin resistance and increased inflammatory mediators, promote ... See full document

... [32] and more recently by Jefferis et ...questionnaire and triaxial accelerometry, respectively, to evaluate physical activity in daily ...amount of MVPA was positively associated with the ... See full document

... fed in energy balance during two days before the test ...based on basal metabolic rate (BMR), which was individually calculated with the equation of Harris-Benedict [22], and multiplied ... See full document

... worthy of attention. Firstly, we highlight the inclusion of a high number of older adults, which con- sisted of a representative sample of the population ex- ...amined. In ... See full document

... Matos and Godinho (2009) indicated that a 6-week perceptive-motor program improved the peripheral RT of novice ...taken in a closed circuit driving test where drivers had to react quickly to ... See full document

... Based on the results obtained with this study, it was concluded that severe acute normovolemic anemia may trigger compensatory hemodynamic events such as increased cardiac index, decreased peripheral vascular ... See full document

... Descriptions of spinal MRI le- sions and definition of a positive MRI of the spine in axial spondyloarthritis: a consensual approach by the ASAS/OMER- ACT MRI study ...status in ... See full document

... surplus of adipose tissue have reduced sperm, low binding capacity, low fertilisation ability and difficulties to undergo capacitation and acrosome reaction, which suggests that sperm quality may be ... See full document

... concentration of CG increased significantly ...decrease on glucose on POST SETS ...increase on lactate concentration (PRE SETS 4.75 ± 2.83 mmol/L and POST SETS ...important and ... See full document

... reduction of body sway during saccadic eye move- ments confirms previous findings (Rey et ...capable of disrupting postural control; in comparison to fixation, saccade conditions seemed to ... See full document

... effectiveness of training. Objective: The purpose of this study was to verify changes in neuromuscular parameters in a static flexibilizing program, after 12 weeks of ...age of ... See full document

... to falls due to intrinsic aspects stemming from senescence and extrinsic aspects caused by the aging ...process. Falls are more frequent among patients with Parkinson’s ...listed in the ... See full document