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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 2008 Jul 24;80(1):74–78. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.2007.136432

Table 5.

Statistical results for individual sensory organisation tests (conditions III–VI) of dynamic posturography

Sensory condition Surface on which subject is standing Vision or visual environment Full model
Component
SMD+R
R
SMD
χ2 (df=2) p Value χ2 (df=1) p Value χ2 (df=1) p Value
Condition III Stable Sway-referenced 10.2 0.006* 3.12 0.08   4.445 0.035
Condition IV Sway-referenced Stable 18.8 0.00002* 0.77 0.38 14.91 0.0001*
Condition V Sway-referenced Eyes closed   3.8 0.15 2.29 0.13   0.51 0.48
Condition VI Sway-referenced Sway-referenced 11.2 0.0008* 9.99 0.011*   0.012 0.9

Condition I (stable support, visual environment stable) and Condition II (stable support, eyes closed) are not reported, due to low abnormality rates.

*

Statistically significant, assuming an overall false discovery rate of 5%.

Sway referenced: visual surround or support surface is moving in phase with anterior–posterior body sway so as to reduce visual or somatosensory input for control of balance.

R, anxiety response; SMD, space and motion discomfort.