A STUDY ON ABILITY OF THE HANDICAPED OLDER
残疾老年人能力的研究
基本信息
- 批准号:09671462
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- 金额:$ 2.24万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
- 财政年份:1997
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:1997 至 1999
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
(1) A study was performed to investigate characteristics of three constant exercise levels around the ventilatory threshold (VT) using spectral analysis of EMG and RR interval variability of ECG. The subjects were 11 healthy male students (ranging in age from 20 to 25 years). Changes in Total PSD from 20Hz to 200Hz on EMG showed a higher value at the +20VT level than at the VT level or -20VT level. The % PSD of EMG at the band of 100-150Hz and 150-200Hz increased in the work load at the +20VT level more than at the VT level or -20VT level. HF component of the RR interval variability showed a rapid decrease in proportion to load, whereas there was no such trend for the L/H ratio in the 3 constant exercise levels.(2) This study is to investigate the influence of cane length for gate as hemiplegic patient. When five older hemiplegic patients walked 3 times used three different cane length and were measured distance from heel of the sound side to top of foot of affected side, from cane to top of foot of affected side, stride of cane and foot. Nosibnificant different was these indexes. Only the angle of trunk tilt was increased as length of cane.(3) A study was to investigate the changes of muscle tone from sitting to standing in 9 hemiplegic patients . As 5 subject standed with deep breathing, flection angle of affected elbow dicreaced about 7 digree.
(1)采用肌电图频谱分析和心电图RR间期变异性研究了阈下三个恒定运动水平的运动特征。受试者为11名健康男性学生(年龄20 - 25岁)。在20 Hz ~ 200 Hz范围内,肌电图的总PSD在+20VT水平上的变化值高于VT水平和-20VT水平。100- 150 Hz和150- 200 Hz频段的肌电功率谱密度(% PSD)在+20VT水平下比VT水平和-20VT水平下增加更多。RR间期变异性的HF分量显示出与负荷成比例的快速下降,而L/H比值在3个恒定运动水平中没有这种趋势。(2)摘要本研究旨在探讨手杖长度对中风偏瘫患者之影响。对5例老年偏瘫患者采用3种不同的手杖长度行走3次,测量健侧足跟至患侧足顶的距离、手杖至患侧足顶的距离、手杖与足的步幅。这些指标无显著性差异。只有躯干倾斜角随蔗茎长度的增加而增加。(3)观察9例偏瘫患者从坐位到站立位肌张力的变化。5例受试者深呼吸站立时患肘屈曲角度减小约7 °。
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Takahashi Mitsuhiko: "Studies on Characteristic of Constant Exercise around Ventilatory Threshold using Spectral Analysis of EMG and ECG-RR Interval Variability"THE HOKKAIDO JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE. 74(1). 7-18 (1999)
高桥光彦:“使用 EMG 和 ECG-RR 间隔变异性的频谱分析研究通气阈值附近持续运动的特征”北海道医学杂志。
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高橋光彦: "換気性作業閾値前後における筋電図および心電図RR間隔変動のスペクトル解析による運動特性に関する研究"北海道医学雑誌. 74(1). 7-18 (1999)
Mitsuhiko Takahashi:“通过通气工作阈值前后肌电图和心电图 RR 间隔波动的频谱分析来研究运动特征”北海道医学杂志 74(1)(1999)。
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吉川文博・高橋光彦: "脳卒中片麻痺患者における杖の長さが歩行に及ぼす影響"北海道理学療法会. 17. (2000)
Fumihiro Yoshikawa 和 Mitsuhiko Takahashi:“手杖长度对中风偏瘫患者行走的影响”北海道物理治疗协会 17。(2000)。
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