Attempt to set the reference value for the clinical stabilometry with a sampling frequency of 100Hz

In order to set a draft reference value for clinical stabilometry by 100Hz sampling, we collected and reported the data of 365 healthy subjects. The subjects were divided into 7 ten-year age groups, from the 20s to the 70s, and a group of over 80. As a draft reference value, we thought that it might...

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Published inEquilibrium Research Vol. 80; no. 3; pp. 167 - 173
Main Authors Ueda, Naoko, Asai, Masatsugu, Shojaku, Hideo
Format Journal Article
LanguageJapanese
Published Kyoto Japan Society for Equilibrium Research 30.06.2021
Japan Science and Technology Agency
Subjects
100Hz sampling
healthy subjects
Sampling
stabilometry
Statistical analysis
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ISSN0385-5716
1882-577X
DOI10.3757/jser.80.167

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Summary:In order to set a draft reference value for clinical stabilometry by 100Hz sampling, we collected and reported the data of 365 healthy subjects. The subjects were divided into 7 ten-year age groups, from the 20s to the 70s, and a group of over 80. As a draft reference value, we thought that it might be reasonable to use the mean ±2×standard deviation and the 95th percentile/5th percentile together. In this analysis, mixed gender data were used, as, based on the results of statistical analysis, we considered that the reference value could be used as a standard value for both men and women.
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ISSN:0385-5716
1882-577X
DOI:10.3757/jser.80.167