Association Between Asymmetry in Knee Extension Strength and Balance in a Community-Dwelling Elderly Population: A Cross-Sectional Analysis
Jinmann Chon; Hee-Sang Kim; Jong Ha Lee; Seung Don Yoo; Dong Hwan Yun; Dong Hwan Kim; Seung Ah Lee; Yoo Jin Han · 2018 · Annals of Rehabilitation Medicine
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Abstract
ObjectiveTo evaluate the association between balance function and asymmetry of knee extension strength in an elderly Korean population.MethodsThe strength of the knee extensors in each leg was measured in 306 community-dwelling elderly subjects (age, 76.70±4.85 years) and 25 young healthy subjects (age, 34.23±8.93 years). Based on the difference in strength of both legs, the elderly subjects were divided into symmetric (n=128) and asymmetric (n=178) strength groups using an asymmetry cutoff 20%. We determined the postural control ability of the subjects using InBody posturography, Berg Balance
Abstract by Jinmann Chon; Hee-Sang Kim; Jong Ha Lee; Seung Don Yoo; Dong Hwan Yun; Dong Hwan Kim; Seung Ah Lee; Yoo Jin Han, Annals of Rehabilitation Medicine (2018) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.5535/arm.2018.42.1.113