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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Gait Posture. 2018 Mar 28;62:342–348. doi: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2018.03.044

Table 1.

Demographics and average balance and mobility scores before the visual feedback training. There were no significant differences between groups before the visual feedback training.

Balance/Mobility Test Control Group Experimental Group p value
Age 75.8 (6.5) 75.7 (5.3) p = 0.937
Gender (male/female) 7/13 4/16
Impaired Touch (%) 80%, n=20 80% n = 19
Impaired Vibration (%) 26%, n = 19 37%, n = 19
Impaired Proprioception (%) 18%, n = 17 22%, n = 18
Somatosensory Impairment
Impairment = 0 24%, n = 17 11%, n = 18
Impairment = 1 41%, n = 17 39%, n = 18
Impairment = 2 24%, n = 17 28%, n = 18
Impairment = 3 6%, n = 17 17%, n = 18
Impaired Vestibular (%) 50%, n = 20 53%, n = 19
Fall History (n) 14 16 p = 0.478
Classified Fallers (n) 8 6 p = 0.752
BESTest (%) 76 (7.6) 75.9 (7.7) p = 1.000
Mini-BESTest 20.6 (4.1) 20.3 (3.1) p = 0.309
BBS 51.2 (3.1) 51.7 (3.8) p = 0.188
ABC (%) 80.5 (14.3) 77.7 (18.9) p = 1.000
TUG (sec) 11.1 (3.3) 10.6 (3.1) p = 0.981
6MWT (m) 370.8 (94.8) 380.7 (74.2) p = 0.174

- not all subjects were willing to complete the test