(34/80, 42.5%) and somatosensation (28/80; 35.0%), included studies were often case reports (36/80; 45.0%) or randomized controlled trials (22/80; 27.5%). Rehabilitation approaches (78/93; 83.9%), primarily aimed to restore function, and were delivered by clinicians (30/78; 38.5%) or technology (28/78; 35.9%; including robotic interventions for somatosensorydisorders). Pharmacological (6/93; 6.5
disease, the significance of which is still unclear. [19] It has not clearly been shown to be associated with a higher rate of somatosensorydisorders. [20] Previous Next: EpidemiologyGood epidemiologic data documenting incidence and prevalence of burning mouth syndrome (BMS) are lacking. Statistical values vary widely and are likely affected by variable definitions of burning mouth syndrome (BMS
Reliability of a New Balance Assessment System in Patients With Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Postural stability is one of the most important factors that determine a person's ability to make and maintain movements. It has been reported that in the presence of scoliosis, the postural stability of people is negatively affected due to somatosensorydisorders. There are many studies
to the motor system. Somatosensory can be classified as tactile, proprioceptive, and pain sensation. It has been reported that somatosensorydisorders are more common (97%) in children with unilateral CP. Somatosensory deficits in CP have been associated primarily with damage to the developing brain and secondarily with motor disorders. Studies have also shown that motor impairments and somatosensory
. After stroke patients often appear consciousness disorders, aphasia, somatosensorydisorders, somatomotor dysfunction. Among them, upper limb motor dysfunction is very common, 55%-75% of patients with upper limb motor dysfunction, which seriously affects the patients' daily living activities.Many studies have shown that vibration therapy plays an important role in upper limb rehabilitation after
2 diabetes mellitus) AND (diabetic peripheral neuropathy OR DPN OR somatosensorydisorders) AND (risk factor) AND (cohort study).The references of included studies will be reviewed in order to find more potential eligible studies.Types of study to be includedThe inclusion criteria of the literature are as follows: (1) Subjects: patients diagnosed with type 2 diabetes ; (2) Research types: cross
, sensory, autonomic and cognitive disorders, depending on the region of the central nervous system. Balance and mobility disorders are the leading symptoms of MS. In addition, somatosensorydisorders are frequently encountered as the initial symptom. Disorders in position sense, which is one of the components of somatosensory sense, is an important determinant of limitations during dynamic activities
AIS and CS without neural axis abnormalities, and the patients with AIS tended to have higher rates of somatosensorydisorders than patients with CS with similar scoliosis curve, which indicates that both scoliosis curve and primary etiopathogenic factor contribute to the sensory deficit in patients with AIS.
a limitation in activities of daily living. Due to the physiology of aging, it is stated that peripheral sensation decreases in older ages (12). Mold showed that bilateral somatosensorialdisorder was present in approximately 26% of individuals aged 65-74, 36% of those aged 75-84, and 54% of those aged 85 years (13). In the literature, it was reported that plantar sensory loss in the elderly affects balance
in animals using the rotarod test. Our study showed that cizolirtine suppressed pain-related behavioural responses to mechanical and cold stimuli in neuropathic rats, probably via an alpha(2)-adrenoceptor-dependent mechanism. These results suggest that cizolirtine may be useful for alleviating some neuropathic somatosensorydisorders, in particular cold allodynia, with a reduced risk of undesirable side
; Peripheral Nervous System Diseases /physiopathology; Proprioception /physiology; Shoes; SomatosensoryDisorders /physiopathologyAccessionNumber12007000270Date bibliographic record published08/10/2007Date abstract record published09/08/2008Record StatusThis is a critical abstract of a systematic review that meets the criteria for inclusion on DARE. Each critical abstract contains a brief summary
: September 12, 2005 Key Record Dates Last Update Posted: September 14, 2005 Last Verified: September 2005 Additional relevant MeSH terms: Hypesthesia Adrenergic Antagonists SomatosensoryDisorders Adrenergic Agents Sensation Disorders
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