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Researchers from University of Milan report on findings in life sciences
Published in Telemedicine Law Weekly, February 14th, 2009
New investigation results, 'The use of rubber foam pads and "sensory ratios" to reduce variability in static posturography assessment,' are detailed in a study published in Gait and Posture. "Despite the numerous works published, static posturography has still a limited clinical use due to its intrinsic inter-individual high variability. For this reason, foam pads have been introduced but their use is still not standardized," researchers in Milano, Italy report.
"Aim of the study was to define the variability of static posturography parameters in standard and foam standing. 50 healthy subjects were studied with static posturography in four standing conditions:...
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