Summary
Background
Stroke is one of the main causes of disability among adults.
Objective
The aim of the present study was to analyze the effect of postural insoles on static balance in individuals with stroke.
Methods:
twenty-four strokes survivors with hemiparesis were recruited from the
rehabilitation clinics of the university and randomly allocated to two
groups: experimental and control group. The subjects were analyzed for
stabilometry, immediately following insole placement and after three
months of insole usage, with eyes open and eyes closed.
Results
A
significant difference was found immediately after postural insole
placement regarding anteroposterior range of movement (p < 0.05).
Moreover, significant reductions were found in the inter-group analysis
after three months of insole usage.
Conclusion
Based
on the present findings, postural insoles combined with conventional
physical therapy offer significant benefits regarding static postural
control among stroke victims after three months of use, as demonstrated
by computerized stabilometry.
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