Effects of a Dance Program on Static Balance on a Platform in Young Adults With Down Syndrome
Effects of a Dance Program on Static Balance on a Platform in Young Adults With Down Syndrome
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DOI：
10.1123/apaq.2015-0048
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发表时间：
2016-07-01
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
Rey-Abella, Ferran
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作者：
Gutierrez-Vilahu, Lourdes;Masso-Ortigosa, Nuria;Rey-Abella, Ferran
这项研究的目的是比较静态站立姿势控制的年轻成年人与唐氏综合征（DS），闭着眼睛和睁开眼睛，之前和之后的18周的舞蹈为基础的训练计划。该研究包括11名年龄为20.5（1.3）岁的DS年轻人和11名年龄为20.2（2.0）岁的无DS年轻人。在训练计划之前和之后记录所有参数。与压力中心（COP;闭眼和睁眼）相关的参数在30秒内从一个平台上记录，参与者处于双足站立位。结果表明，DS的年轻人有更差的COP控制在两个视觉条件（闭上和睁开眼睛），并通过视觉信息的影响，以不同的方式比他们的同龄人没有DS。在一组年轻的成年人与DS，舞蹈为基础的培训计划，改善了一些参数的使用视觉输入控制COP。
The purpose of the study was to compare postural control in static standing in young adults with and without Down syndrome (DS), with eyes closed and eyes open, before and after an 18-wk dance-based training program. The study included 11 young people with DS age 20.5 (1.3) yr and 11 without DS age 20.2 (2.0) yr. All parameters were recorded before and after the training program. Parameters related to center of pressure (COP; closed and open eyes) were recorded from a platform with the participant in bipedal standing position during 30 s. The results suggest that young people with DS have worse COP control in both visual conditions (closed and open eyes) and are affected by visual information in a different way than their peers without DS. In the group of young adults with DS, the dance-based training program improved some parameters related to the use of visual input in controlling COP.