Table 2.

Assessment of minimum items reported for whole-body vibration interventions.

Author	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	TOTAL
Kessler and Hong, 2013[18]	-	-	25 Hz	5 mm	-	-	-	Parameters did not change	-	-	-	Stood on the platform (knees bent at 20°)	Maintaining posture: 4 bouts of 3-min WBV with 30-s of rest between bout; thrice per week	5/13
Lee, Lee, Song 2013[19]	Galileo 2000, Novotec Medical GmBH, Germany	-	15 to 30 Hz	1 to 3 mm	-	-	-	Frequency and amplitude increased every two weeks	To reproduce Von Stengel et al. 2011 results	Handrail for support if required	Normal footwear	Stood on the platform (in a 110° squatting position)	Maintaining posture: 3 bouts of 3-min WBV with 1-min of rest between bouts; thrice per week	9/13
Kordi Yoosefinejad et al., 2015[22]	Power-Plate, Next Generation, USA	Sync.	30 Hz	2 mm	3,61 g	-	Assessed during intervention	Time increased every two weeks	-	No support was allowed	-	Stood on the platform (knees bent at 30°)	Maintaining posture: 30-s/ 45-s / 1-min of WBV; twice per week	10/13

Sync: synchronous. WBV: whole-body vibration. 1, Brand name of the vibration platform; 2, Type of vibration; 3, Vibration frequency; 4, Vibration amplitude; 5, Peak acceleration; 6, Accuracy of the vibration parameter; 7, Evaluation of skidding of the feet; 8, Changes of vibration parameters; 9, Rationale for choosing vibration parameters; 10, Supported devices during vibration exposure; 11, Type of footwear; 12, Body position; 13, Description of exercise.