Key result
Stabilometric biofeedback training is highlighted for its role in the rehabilitation and correction of neurological disorders, offering a paradigm for improving cognitive and affective functions.
Why the study?
Recent literature required critical analysis regarding stabilometric parameters in postural control biofeedback training and rehabilitation associated with psychological functions.
This review outlines the role of stabilometric biofeedback training in improving cognitive and affective functions across various neurological and pain disorders.
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May support cognitive training paradigms in neurological disorders; leaves open efficacy pending controlled trials.
This review is the second part of the critical analysis of recent papers of Russian and other authors devoted to the study of the stabilometric parameters in postural control biofeedback training and rehabilitation, associated with psychological functions. The review presents the studies of postural control features in chronic pain syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and depression. The leading role of Russian researchers in the development and application of stabilometric biofeedback in the training of optimal functioning, rehabilitation, and correction of neurological disorders is noted. The paradigm of stabilometric biofeedback training of the cognitive and affective functions is offered.
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Bazanova et al. (2022) conducted a review in Neurological disorders (chronic pain syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, depression). Stabilometric biofeedback training was evaluated. Stabilometric biofeedback training is highlighted for its role in the rehabilitation and correction of neurological disorders, offering a paradigm for improving cognitive and affective functions.
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