Relating Self-Reported Balance Problems to Sensory Organization and Dual-Tasking in Chronic Traumatic Brain Injury

Relating Self-Reported Balance Problems to Sensory Organization and Dual-Tasking in Chronic Traumatic Brain Injury

Background: Individuals who have experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI) often have residual balance problems. It remains unclear whether these balance problems are driven by vestibular dysfunction or gait automaticity deficits, particularly in the chronic stages of TBI recovery, because most stu...

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Main Authors: Bagri, M. (Author), Chan, L. (Author), Joseph, A.-L.C (Author), Lippa, S.M (Author), Moore, B. (Author), Row, J. (Author), Zampieri, C. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:
adult
aged
alcohol consumption
antidepressant agent
antihistaminic agent
anxiolytic agent
Article
balance impairment
Beck Depression Inventory
chronic traumatic encephalopathy
clinical article
cognitive function test
cohort analysis
controlled study
cost
cross-sectional study
depression
disability
dizziness handicap inventory
dual-task performance (test)
executive function
faintness
female
human
injury severity
longitudinal study
male
narcotic agent
neurobehavioral symptom inventory
neuroleptic agent
processing speed
prospective study
rehabilitation center
self report
sensory organization test vestibular score
task performance
vertigo
walking speed
working memory
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