The Effects of Tai Chi Based Exercise on Dynamic Postural Control of Parkinson's Disease Patients while Initiating Gait
スポンサーリンク
概要
- 論文の詳細を見る
- 2011-04-30
著者
-
Kim Hyeong-dong
Department Of Physical Therapy Catholic University Of Daegu
-
Jae Hyun
Department Of Pharmacology College Of Pharmacy Catholic University Of Daegu
-
Kim Tae-you
Willis Hospital Willis Medical Network
-
SON SEON-TAE
Department of Physical Therapy, College of Medical Sciences, Catholic University of Daegu
-
Son Seon-tae
Department Of Physical Therapy College Of Medical Sciences Catholic University Of Daegu
関連論文
- Effects of the Shoulder Horn and Lightweight Dumbbell Training on Shoulder External Rotators
- Effects of Magnetic Infrared Laser on Xylene-induced Acute Inflammation in Mice
- The Effectiveness of Community-Based Tai Chi Training on Balance Control during Stair Descent by Older Adults
- Effect of Ankle Taping and Exercise on EMG and Kinetics during Landing
- Effects of a Dual-Task on Crossing an Obstacle Versus Initiating Gait
- Effects of Magnetic Infrared Laser Irradiation on Formalin-Induced Chronic Paw Inflammation of Mice
- The Effects of Ankle Taping and a Lace-up Ankle Brace on Balance Control while Initiating Gait
- The Effects of Tai Chi Based Exercise on Dynamic Postural Control of Parkinson's Disease Patients while Initiating Gait
- The Efficacy of Spinal Decompression via DRX3000 Combined with a Spinal Mobilization and a Lumbar Stabilization Exercise Program for Patients with Discogenic Low Back Pain
- The Effect of Motorized Spinal Decompression Delivered via SpineMED Combined with Physical Therapy Modalities for Patients with Cervical Radiculopathy
- The Influence of a Cognitive Task on Stair Descent by Younger Adults
- A Multimodal Treatment Approach using Spinal Decompression via SpineMED, Flexion-Distraction Mobilization of the Cervical Spine, and Cervical Stabilization Exercises for the Treatment of Cervical Radiculopathy
- Effects of Obstacle Crossing on Dynamic Postural Control of Parkinson's Disease Patients
- Tai Chi and Its Effects on Dynamic Postural Control in the Initiation of Gait by Older People