India
Research Article
Effectiveness of Sensory Motor Training Program in Community Dwelling
Elderly Individuals with History of Fall
Author(s): Shrikant Bhimrao Darade and Shyam Devidas GanvirShrikant Bhimrao Darade and Shyam Devidas Ganvir
Background: Falls are major source of death and injury in elderly population. Physiological age related changes in somatosensory, vestibular and visual systems are well documented in older adults. These changes coupled with age related changes in muscle and bones to contribute to an increased risk of falls.
The prevalence of fear of falling in community-living elderly ranges between 12% and 65%, and is higher in women than men, commonly occurs after falls, but also occurs without a previous history of fall.
Aim and objectives: To study and determine the effectiveness of sensory motor training program in community dwelling elderly individuals with history of fall.
Methodology: Sixty community dwelling elderly individuals were selected from geriatric home care, and study group were form by using purposive s.. Read More»
DOI:
10.4172/2573-0312.1000139
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