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Test-retest reliability and minimal detectable change of the computerized dynamic posturography PROPRIO for adults with chronic traumatic brain injury.

Guilherme M CesarThad W BusterJudith M Burnfield
Published in: Disability and rehabilitation (2019)
Clinicians and rehabilitation researchers can use these findings to determine if a Propriotest® change score represents a true post-treatment effect with adults with chronic brain injury.IMPLICATIONS FOR REHABILITATIONAfter brain injury, balance deficits are common and can persist well after completion of rehabilitation programs.Computerized dynamic posturography allows for objective quantification of one's capacity to respond to external perturbations.The device PROPRIO® 4000 provides reliable quantification of balance deficits of community dwelling individuals who have experienced a severe traumatic brain injury.The minimal detectable change scores created can assist clinicians and rehabilitation researchers detect whether a change in balance score represents a true effect of an intervention at post-treatment.
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