Comparison of Physical Function by Age and MADS Complex Diagnosis in Community-dwelling Elderly Women
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概要
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[Purpose] The purpose of the present study was to compare the physical function of early- and latter-stage elderly with and without the musculoskeletal ambulation disability symptom (MADS) complex, and examine their characteristics. [Subjects] Subjects were 211 elderly females living in the community. [Methods] Comparisons of the physical function were conducted between those with and without the MADS complex and two age groups. [Results] A markedly larger number of latter-stage elderly had the MADS complex than those in the early stage. The walking ability was significantly lower in the MADS complex and latter-stage elderly groups. Although the score for muscle strength was markedly lower in the latter-stage elderly group, no significant difference was noted between those with and without the MADS complex. There was no marked difference in the score for the sit-and-reach flexibility between the MADS and non-MADS and two age groups. [Conclusion] A markedly larger number of MADS complex patients were in the latter- than in the early-stage elderly group, and the physical function of the latter-stage elderly was lower. The walking ability of the elderly with the MADS complex was very low.
- 2012-07-31
著者
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Murata Jun
Department Of Applied Physics Faculty Of Engineering University Of Tokyo:presently At Musashi Works
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Yamasaki Sakiya
Graduate School Of Human And Environmental Studies Kyoto University
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Asami Toyoko
Graduate School Of Medicine Saga University
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MURATA SHIN
Faculty of Rehabilitation Science, Nishikyushu University
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Kubo Atsuko
Faculty Of Rehabilitation Science Nishikyushu University
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Murata Shin
Faculty Of Rehabilitation Science Nishikyushu University
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Horie Jun
Faculty Of Rehabilitation Science Kobe International University
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Mizota Katsuhiko
Faculty Of Rehabilitation Science Nishikyushu University
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Miyazaki Junya
Faculty Of Rehabilitation Science Kobe International University
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Otao Hitoshi
Faculty of Health and Welfare, Prefectural University of Hiroshima
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