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. 2019 Aug 28;14:1567–1577. doi: 10.2147/CIA.S220890

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Percentage change for the posturography assessment results for limits of stability (LOS) and ellipse areas for the following tasks: eyes open (EOEA), eyes closed task (ECEA), foam eyes closed (FECEA), saccadic (SEA), visuo-vestibular interaction (VVIEA). p-values for comparisons between pre and post intervention are listed on the right hand side for each intervention. Although the BRU group reported larger and more significant changes, only improvements in limits of stability were significantly different between groups.

Abbreviation: BRU, Balance Rehabilitation Unit.