A novel device to preserve physical activities of daily living in healthy older peopleHaslinger, Wolfram (Avtor) Müller, Lisa (Avtor) Šarabon, Nejc (Avtor) Raschner, Christian (Avtor) Kern, Helmut (Avtor) Loefler, Stefan (Avtor) posturalno ravnotežjegibalna terapijastaranjefunkcionalna sposobnostpostural balanceexercise therapyageingfunctional performanceObjective: To determine the effectiveness of exercise in improving sensorimotor function and functional performance as crucial part of activities of daily living in healthy older adults. Design: RCT. Setting: Laboratory. Participants: 39 subjects (M = 71.8 years, range: 61%89 years). Intervention: Task oriented visual feedback balance training. Primary outcome measure: Timed up & go (TUG). Secondary outcome measures: Chair stand test (CST), self-paced walk test, maximum isometric torque, quiet stand posturography and dynamic balance (DB). Results: Post intervention comparison of the treatment group (TG) and control group (CG) showed better TUG (p < .01), CST (p < .001) and DB (p < .025) for the TG. Pre%post intervention comparison of the TG showed better clinically relevant outcomes in TUG (p < .001), CST (p < .001) and DB (p < .001). Conclusion: Active driven visual feedback balance training is effective in improving functional performance and dynamic balance in older adults.20152016-06-09 03:12:30Delo ni kategorizirano7762sl