Measuring lateropulsion following stroke in the clinical setting: exploring the measurement, nature and recovery of lateropulsion using Wii technologies and clinical measures

This thesis explored the measurement of lateropulsion following stroke in clinical research, extending our knowledge about the nature and recovery of this postural control disorder. The thesis focused on three areas: (1) the measurement properties of clinical lateropulsion and sitting balance measur...

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Main Author: Birnbaum, Melissa Ann
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2021
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/86725
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description This thesis explored the measurement of lateropulsion following stroke in clinical research, extending our knowledge about the nature and recovery of this postural control disorder. The thesis focused on three areas: (1) the measurement properties of clinical lateropulsion and sitting balance measures in stroke survivors; (2) the use of Wii Balance Board(s) as an instrumented postural control measure in sitting and standing in individuals with lateropulsion; and (3) the longer-term outcomes of individuals with lateropulsion.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-867252023-12-11T04:18:08Z Measuring lateropulsion following stroke in the clinical setting: exploring the measurement, nature and recovery of lateropulsion using Wii technologies and clinical measures Birnbaum, Melissa Ann This thesis explored the measurement of lateropulsion following stroke in clinical research, extending our knowledge about the nature and recovery of this postural control disorder. The thesis focused on three areas: (1) the measurement properties of clinical lateropulsion and sitting balance measures in stroke survivors; (2) the use of Wii Balance Board(s) as an instrumented postural control measure in sitting and standing in individuals with lateropulsion; and (3) the longer-term outcomes of individuals with lateropulsion. 2021 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/86725 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Birnbaum, Melissa Ann
Measuring lateropulsion following stroke in the clinical setting: exploring the measurement, nature and recovery of lateropulsion using Wii technologies and clinical measures
title Measuring lateropulsion following stroke in the clinical setting: exploring the measurement, nature and recovery of lateropulsion using Wii technologies and clinical measures
title_full Measuring lateropulsion following stroke in the clinical setting: exploring the measurement, nature and recovery of lateropulsion using Wii technologies and clinical measures
title_fullStr Measuring lateropulsion following stroke in the clinical setting: exploring the measurement, nature and recovery of lateropulsion using Wii technologies and clinical measures
title_full_unstemmed Measuring lateropulsion following stroke in the clinical setting: exploring the measurement, nature and recovery of lateropulsion using Wii technologies and clinical measures
title_short Measuring lateropulsion following stroke in the clinical setting: exploring the measurement, nature and recovery of lateropulsion using Wii technologies and clinical measures
title_sort measuring lateropulsion following stroke in the clinical setting: exploring the measurement, nature and recovery of lateropulsion using wii technologies and clinical measures
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/86725