[PDF] Top 20 Physical activity and gait kinematics in the elderly

... analyze the gait kinematics of different physical activity ...of physical activity into groups of active, insufficiently active and inactive ...seniors. The ... See full document

... to the total number of ...on the number of elderly residents in the ...that the selections could maintain randomness. In this way, elderly residents in ... See full document

... QOL and reduce the symptoms of anxiety and depression in the ...elderly. In this way, it can maintain physical and functional abilities, vitality and ... See full document

... using the Internet had 2.11 more points (95%CI: 0.85; 3.36) in their QoL score than those who never used ...participating in groups exhib- ited a higher QoL score by ...For physical ... See full document

... of the literature based on a bibliographic search in the following data- bases: Web of Science, SPORTDiscus, Biological Abstracts, and ...operators and keywords used were as follows: ... See full document

... Regular physical activity is a lifestyle with the potential to decrease the risk of vertigo in ...women. The results of this research can serve as a basis for health ... See full document

... value and compare the physical activity levels and functional autonomy in elderly practitioners ...determine the level of physical activity, has been ... See full document

... years and 93 active women with an average age of ...participated in the study; this difference was not significant (U = ...demographic and clinical data (Table 1). The active group ... See full document

... identify the effects of aging and AD on the gait parameters after a four-month period and to in- vestigate the effects of a four-month program of physical ... See full document

... participated in this ...age: the young group YG and the elderly group EG . The YG was composed of female, physically active university students with a mean age of ...years. ... See full document

... of the most natural human movements; however, its efficiency decreases with age progression, mainly during the transposition of incline surfaces, where the risk of accident ...evaluate the ... See full document

... assessed the relationship between pain and depres- sion, in a population of senior citizens, based on information re- garding senior citizens who received home services in 11 European ... See full document

... estimate physical activity energy expenditure among older adults. The study comprised 1,585 residents in Bambuí, Minas Gerais State, Brazil, aged ≥ 60 years (91% of the town’s total ... See full document

... Methods and Findings: Nine pwMS aged 35 to 64 (2 males, 7 females) were assessed on four occasions; four weeks before baseline, at baseline and after six weeks and twelve weeks of FES ...Joint ... See full document

... know the context in which the elderly are inserted and their living and health conditions; living groups, allowing the elderly to remain socially active in ... See full document

... as in others , , there was a predominance of females both in the control and the intervention ...confirmed in accordance with the studies of , , which found that in ... See full document

... participation in exercise programs specifically developed for elderly translates into a more active ...compare the objectively measured level of physical activity in daily life ... See full document

... BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Depressive symptoms are often experienced by the elderly, being a public health pro- ...blem. The objective of this study was to verify the relation bet- ween ... See full document

... on the determinant factors for falling in Portuguese older adults, with a special emphasis on the biomechanical changes in gait patterns associated with the functional fitness ... See full document

... evaluate the correlation between physical examination data concerning hip rotation and tibial torsion with transverse plane kinematics in children with cerebral palsy; and to ... See full document