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Analysis reveals altered postural control in pediatric mTBI patients, indicating varied sensory influences during recovery.
Background/Purpose: Persisting symptoms after mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) can significantly impact participation. Postural control (PC) plays a key role in this context, and the use of instrumented posturography was evaluated in several studies in our Concussion Clinic. Given that sensory modalities (visual, vestibular, and somatosensory) integrate into postural responses at varying speeds, spectral analysis can distinguish their individual influences. By evaluating comprehensive data from pediatric mTBI comprising acute situations, prolonged recovery periods, and rehabilitation, we aim to explore PC processes throughout recovery.
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