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Stabilometry. Significance of Locus Length per Unit Area (L/A) in Patients with Equilibrium Disturbances.

1996-01-01

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Stabilometry was performed in 35 patients with equilibrium disturbance. In stabilometry, locus length per unit area (L/A) was examined together with sway pattern, area, deviation of the center of sway and Romberg's coefficient. Twenty-six patients demonstrated unilateral labyrinth disturbance, 6 cerebellar and brain stem disturbance, and 3 Parkinson's disease.1) In the acute stage of unilateral labyrinth disturban...

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cfe9a279-d950-5b70-a8ba-ed8602b4f263
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10.3757/jser.55.283
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