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...e/fulltext/pmr-v4-id1111.php Learning Effects of the Lower Extremity Motor Coordination Test in Individuals with Stroke.] Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation - In
...ty at their maximal capacity. <ref name=":1" /> It is able to detect motor coordination disturbances after stroke. It also gives a strong indicator of participatio
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...kin Reflex involuntarily move their mouths and tongues in response to fine motor tasks like writing, drawing a picture or playing an instrument, while there
===== '''Difficulties with Fine Motor Skills''' =====
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...ed movements with their body, and proper hand-eye [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] <ref>Arcilla CK, Vilella RC. Tonic Neck Reflex. [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih
...Phillips, M. and Sheehy, N. Prevalence of persistent primary reflexes and motor problems in children with reading difficulties. Dyslexia, 2004. 10: 316-338
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...4.2022)</ref>. The premotor cortex motor area lies anterior to the primary motor cortex.
...tex primarily mainly prepares and executes movements of the limbs, through coordination with other parts of the brain in choosing the appropriate motions.
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...chema and motor control<ref>P. Weiss, and M. Jeannerod. Getting a Grasp on Coordination
...e/S0003-9993(04)01386-3/fulltext Validation of a new lower-extremity motor coordination test.] Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation. 2005 May 1;86(5):9
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...p; Weerdt, W. D. (2004). The Trunk Impairment Scale: A new tool to measure motor impairment of the trunk afterfckLRstroke. Clinical Rehabilitation, 18, 326�
.../ref> 2006), the TIS assesses static and dynamic sitting balance and trunk coordination in a sitting position.
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...and on. To use a dressing stick, one would need adequate visual and motor coordination along with moderate upper body strength.<ref name=":0" />Dressing sticks ha
...feet.<ref name=":1" /><ref name=":0" /> Individuals may require good fine motor and strength to manipulate the socks onto the device.<ref name=":0" /> This
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...e.1''' [[Corticospinal Tract]] showing distinction between Upper and Lower Motor Neuron.]]
Motor [[Neurone|neurones]] are cells in the [[Brain Anatomy|brain]] and [[Spinal
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...ware of, release and refrain from harmful habits of muscle use and improve coordination of movement, which sets it apart from specific exercises. <ref name=":0">Li
...more aware of these mechanisms and make different choices about movement, coordination and locomotion. In particular, the Alexander technique the co-ordination o
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...tor and sensory systems.</div><div></div><div><br></div><div></div><div>'''Motor system:'''</div>
== Motor System Impairments ==
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...hinking, perceiving, producing and understanding language, and controlling motor function It has two major divisions: the diencephalon and the telencephalon
...Limbic System|limbic system]], which are responsible for such functions as motor control, relaying sensory information, and controlling autonomic functions.
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...lei (clusters of neurons) located deep within the brain. It is involved in motor control, cognition, and emotion. The main structures of the basal ganglia i
...It is situated beside the caudate nucleus and is primarily associated with motor functions.
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...order to be accurately diagnosed with DCD, a child must demonstrate motor coordination difficulties that significantly interfere with activities of daily living o
...bumping into objects) as well as slowness and inaccuracy of performance of motor skills (e.g., catching an object, using scissors or cutlery, handwriting, r
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Coordination of mouth and tongue muscles
| Fine Motor Skills
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...on of coordination is the ability to execute smooth, accurate, controlled motor responses (optimal interaction of [[muscle]] function).
* Coordination is the ability to select the right muscle at the right time with proper int
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* GCS 6 (Eyes <sub>1</sub> Voice <sub>2</sub> Motor <sub>3)</sub>
|Coordination
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== Motor Development ==
...ishing; 2010.</ref> For more information on motor learning, please see: [[Motor Learning - Back to the Basics]].
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# High health care service needs such as home care provision and care coordination resulting in huge social and financial burden on family
...ollowing ways: time devoted to direct care, frequent hospital visits, care coordination and financial burden.<ref name=":0" />
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...lack of motor strength or coordination.<ref>Tseng MH, Chow SM. Perceptual-motor function of school-age children with slow handwriting speed. The American J
...-64.</ref> The exact prevalence of dysgraphia depends on which definition (motor or dysorthography) is used. It is more common in boys than girls.<ref>Berni
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...Impairment|sensory processing]] difficulties, or [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] problems, occupational therapy is crucial. To determine whether your chil
The occupational therapist will evaluate fine motor, visual motor, and gross motor skills. A standardized assessment might also be completed which can involve
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...s to design a rehabilitation program to restore dynamic stability and fine motor control at an injured joint, minimize the need for verbal and visual instru
...and somatosensory systems. The brain’s cortical centers control voluntary motor function<ref name=":1" />.
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...g their sense of sound, touch and sight.<ref name=":0" /> Their senses and motor skills allow them to manipulate their surroundings. This subsequently teach
# Coordination of secondary circular reactions
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Feeding is extremely important for the development of the motor and cognitive functions ie food is essential nourishment for brain develop
...e both of these processes share the same entrance the pharynx . Failure in coordination would result in choking or pulmonary aspiration.
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...rvous system. It has a web of sensory [[Neurone|neurons]], [[Motor Neurone|motor neuron]]<nowiki/>s, and [[Interneurons|interneuron]]<nowiki/>s embedded in
...neurons are also innervated by [[Parasympathetic System|parasympathetic]] motor neurons, so they act as effector neurons of the parasympathetic nervous sys
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...g the regulation of our state of consciousness, emotion processing, visual coordination, cardiovascular control, and [[posture]]. Interneurons make up the vast maj
...urone|motor neurons]] and help to modulate tone, [[balance]], posture, and coordination of body movements with the assistance of other [[Sensation|sensory]] stimul
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...individual needs of each child and can lead to significant improvements in motor function and overall outcomes.
...e efficacy of intensive rehabilitation compared with usual care to improve motor skills of children, aged 2–5 years, with bilateral cerebral palsy. BMJ Op
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== Characteristics of Children with ASD with Motor Difficulties ==
...h ASD may appear awkward in their motor skills and movement. Many of these coordination problems when combined with communication, social skills and behavioral pro
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...d on their body specifications. The KINARM allows the researcher to assess coordination of limbs at multiple joints while also precisely measuring the joint-specif
...d perception. These tests can give researchers insight into the cognitive, motor, and sensory brain function of normal and impaired subjects.
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...orises children with cerebral palsy in terms of their self-initiated gross motor function.<ref name=":3" />
...ir ''capability''. Classification is based on current performance in gross motor function and should not consider any judgments on prognosis.<ref name=":1">
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* Lack of [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] and [[Falls|falling]]
* Muscle weakness or paralysis if [[Motor Neurone|motor nerves]] are affected
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...sistance to the current movement is applied to cause patient's involuntary motor response and performance of certain movement patterns. <ref>Gajewska, E., H
...ions such as eye coordination, jaw and tongue movements, bowel and bladder coordination, sucking, swallowing and breathing. <ref name=":0" />
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...A, Moral-Munoz JA, Lucena-Anton D. Virtual Reality Systems for Upper Limb Motor Function Recovery in Patients With Spinal Cord Injury: Systematic Review an
== Principles of Effective Motor Skill Training ==
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...help children regulate their arousal levels and improve their balance and coordination.
# '''Oral Motor Activities''': Oral motor activities, like chewing or blowing bubbles, can help improve oral sensory
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...and corrective strategies. (No Title). 2010 Jul 15.</ref> conditional and coordination skills, kinetic chains and the specificity of movements. <ref name=":0">Taf
* Builds strength by using motor skills such as co-activation and co-contraction, as well as avoiding drop-o
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...SL, Catlin PA, Ellis M, Archer AL, Morgan B, Piacentino A. Assessing Wolf motor function test as outcome measure for research in patients after stroke. Str
...r DN, Harris-Love M, Waller SM. Psychometric properties of a modified Wolf Motor Function test for people with mild and moderate upper-extremity hemiparesis
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...cbi.nlm.nih.gov/29379547/ Persistence of primitive reflexes and associated motor problems in healthy preschool children] [Internet]. Archives of medical sci
....nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8394673/ Primitive reflex activity in relation to motor skills in healthy preschool children]. Brain Sciences. 2021;11(8):967. </re
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...raction of different body systems like "sensory/perceptual, cognitive, and motor/action"<ref name=":0" />
...a discussion of the relationship between chronic musculoskeletal pain and motor activity.] Can J Physiol Pharmacol 1991;69(5):683–94.</ref>
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...r to as motor learning and control, or skill acquisition. The the study of motor learning and control plays an integral role in both the performance and reh
...ervous System]] (CNS) and Peripheral Nervous System (PNS). <ref name="Motor Learning">Umphred, Darcy A. Umphred's Neurological Rehabilitation. 7th edi
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...Eng JJ. A community-based upper-extremity group exercise program improves motor function and performance of functional activities in chronic stroke: a rand
...involve the practice of progressively intensive practice of gross and fine motor skills.
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...PL. Developing a Virtual Reality Approach toward a Better Understanding of Coordination Chemistry and Molecular Orbitals. Journal of Chemical Education. 2020 Aug 3
...ment without compromising principles of rehabilitation ( motor control and motor learning).<ref name=":0" />
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...vement are eventually conveyed to the muscles by the activity of the lower motor neurons, the final common path for movement. The local circuit neurons rece
...initiating, and directing temporal sequences of voluntary movements. Upper motor neurons originating in the brainstem are responsible for regulating muscle
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To achieve gait, inputs are required from various levels of the motor control system: cerebral cortex, brainstem, cerebellum, and central nervous
==== Mechanism of action in the motor control system ====
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.... The MABC is a norm-referenced test where a child has to execute a set of motor tasks following specific guidelines<ref>Huang CY, Huang TY, Koh CL, Yu YT,
...'s motor skills in everyday activities. This assessment measures three key motor skill aspects: manual dexterity, ball skills, and balance<ref name=":5">Hen
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The approach was originally developed for effective management of neuro-motor dysfunctions manifested by children with [[Cerebral Palsy Introduction|cere
...63(3):387-90.</ref>. The Bobath approach focuses on recovery potential and motor performance<ref name=":3">Vaughan-Graham J, Cott C, Wright FV. [https://www
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...motion. They design personalised rehabilitation plans to restore strength, coordination, and functional mobility, enabling patients to navigate their homes with co
...ntia,<ref name=":0" /> and other neurological disorders. By targeting fine motor skills, balance, and cognitive function to help regain control over their l
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* Improves gross motor skills.<ref name=":3">[https://napacentre.com.au/benefits-pediatric-physica
* Improves balance and coordination.
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...conditions]].<ref>Cronin E, Roberts D, Monaghan K. Neuropilates to improve motor function in stroke: past, present, and future. Ortho Res Online J. 2020 Feb
...ples such as [[neuroplasticity]] and [[Motor Learning - Back to the Basics|motor learning]]. <ref name=":0">Cronin E, Monaghan K. [https://www.sciencedirect
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...applied clinically and in research to determine disease severity, describe motor recovery, and to plan and assess treatment.
* Motor functioning (in the upper and lower extremities)
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...een routinely by the PT in the Prosthetics Department to monitor his gross motor development.
...hy young boy who does not demonstrate developmental delays in cognitive or motor skills. R. is a social and bright young boy with a supportive family who is
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...tions (history or assessment).In the case of cerebral palsy, developmental motor delay is a key indicator. The professional should evaluate:
*Movement coordination and control
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...n the brain and nervous system, and facilitate development in thinking and motor skills. The brain has to develop or mature enough to allow for the next ski
...onsistent muscle coordination patterns that accurately generate a specific motor action.<ref>Goudriaan M, Papageorgiou E, Shuman BR, Steele KM, Dominici N,
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* Learning difficulties (e.g. developmental coordination disorder (DCD) / dyspraxia, auditory processing disorder)
* Lower motor neuron disease (neurological, metabolic and genetic causes)
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...red from the blood by the kidneys. It is a complex mechanism that involves coordination by the sympathetic, parasympathetic and somatic nervous systems,<ref name="
...enter the bladder neck and flow into the urethra. Simultaneously, somatic motor neurons inhibit the pudendal nerve which causes the external sphincter to a
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...ral nervous system]] (CNS). It can lead to severe disability as it affects motor-, sensory -, automatic- and neurocognitive function<ref>Sospedra M, Martin
*enhance balance and coordination.
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...er, sitting balance, crawling, walking, climbing stairs, standing balance, coordination, or any other activity that they haven’t yet performed that is age-approp
...(older children), eg creating games to help them work on their balance and coordination, like creating obstacle courses, pretending that the floor is lava, and ste
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* Motor changes like restlessness, dyskinesia
The treatment for sundowning requires a team based approach. Coordination between the health care providers, patient and the family members is quint
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...Difficulty walking or swallowing; Loss of muscle tone; Loss of fine motor coordination; Slurred speech; Memory loss; Vision problems; Sleep disturbances; Dementia
# Neurological screening: reflexes, sensation, myotomes, balance, and coordination.
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== What is Developmental Coordination Disorder? ==
...(DCD) is a diagnosis given to children who have marked impairment in motor coordination that significantly impacts on their academic achievement and activities of
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==== Motor examination ====
...UBC Medicine - Educational Media. UBC Medicine Neurology Clinical Skills - Motor, Sensory, and Reflex ExaminationAvailable from: https://www.youtube.com/wat
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...C), a white matter structure, is a unique location where a large number of motor and sensory fibers travel to and from the [[Cerebral Cortex|cortex]]. Dam
...cally, this is an important area because of the high concentration of both motor and sensory projection fibres. Afferent fibres pass from cell bodies of the
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This approach aims to improve motor developmental delay caused by central nervous system disorder in children a
...al M. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ccr3.2860 A normal motor development in congenital hydrocephalus after Cuevas Medek Exercises as ear
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...of the same side of the spinal cord, synapsing on the extensor antigravity motor neurons.<ref name="Fitzgerald" /><ref name="Crossman">Crossman AR, Neary D.
Head and Eye Coordination: Performs the synchronization of the movement of the eyes with the movement
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...[[Upper Limb Considerations|upper limb.]] A rich interplay of sensory and motor components in the hand and fingers allows for independent control of finger
...nder controlled conditions. There are several ways to assess dexterity and coordination; A few examples are given below.
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== Motor Assessment of the Developing Infant ==
...-90% of infants acquire these abilities.<ref name=":1">Piper MC, Darrah J. Motor assessment of the developing infant. WB Saunders Company; 1994.</ref>
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...ebral areas handling melody, rhythm and time have a rich connectivity with motor areas<ref>Wang TH., Peng YC., Chen YL., Lu TW., Lia HF, Tang PF. et al. A h
...tion provoked by rhythmic listening results from the initiation of hearing-motor ways. This facilitation is the neurophysiological basis of neurological mus
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...experienced by about 70 percent astronauts which includes immediate reflex motor response where the astronauts experience postural illusions, rotation ,dizz
...assessment includes examination of any pre- existing conditions , posture, motor control , functional movements and examination of joints. Ultrasound imagin
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...nts associated with cerebral palsy include spasticity, weakness, decreased motor control and movement dysfunction.<ref name=":0">Sarathy K, Doshi C, Aroojis
== Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) ==
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...r child, play is essential for the development of the child in every area: motor, cognitive, emotional, social. [[File:Anti-stress-ball-2472621 1280.jpg|rig
| Counting, waiting, taking turns, collaboration, gross motor, balance, body perception, memory, muscle strengthening, building vocabular
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...ld. Only a few studies have begun to investigate its effect on balance and motor control for this population.
...back, which alters brain activity and enhances neuroplasticity, as well as motor learning<ref>Massetti T, Trevizan IL, Arab C, Favero FM, Ribeiro-Papa DC, d
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...can be deemed suitable for the older adults population. Another measure of motor function among SCI patient is the [[American Spinal Cord Injury Association
Ageing decrease older adults reaction time, fine motor skills, deterioration of gait or difficulty walking, and there is increased
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...despite the presence of a good motor, sensory, or [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] function. Both the desire and the capacity to move are present but the pe
The [[cerebellum]] has the ability to store and update motor information. There is a significant role played inaccurate learned movement
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<ref name=":1" />Motor branches to<ref name=":1" />:
...or of the elbow joint.<ref>Kleiber T, Kunz L, Disselhorst-Klug C. Muscular coordination of biceps brachii and brachioradialis in elbow flexion with respect to hand
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...Developing Fit and Sporty Kids - Physical Activity, Obesity, Cognition and Motor Ability Course. Plus , 2021.</ref>
== Exercise and Motor Ability ==
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...><ref name=":4" /><ref name=":5">Levitt S. Treatment of Cerebral Palsy and motor delay. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing; 2004</ref> Is there a relationship bet
...loped<ref>Myklebust B. Areview of myotatic reflexes and the development of motor control and gait in infants and children: a special communication. Phys The
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...?from_term=eye+muscles+exercises&from_pos=2 Effect of four weeks of ocular-motor exercises on dynamic visual acuity and stability limit of female basketball
...Y, Johnson EG, Lohman EB, Khoo K, Mizutani Y, Mizutani T. Effect of oculo-motor and gaze stability exercises on postural stability and dynamic visual acuit
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...n, C. S., & Bavelier, D. The influence of neuroplasticity on cognitive and motor development: Should we teach basic skills before higher order skills? Psych
...pecific body parts or functions. Following injury or changes in sensory or motor input, these maps can undergo reorganization. For example, in response to r
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...Ivanhoe CB, Reistetter TA. Spasticity: the misunderstood part of the upper motor neuron syndrome. Am. J. Phy. Med. Rehabil.2004; 83:S3-S9</ref>
...r Neuron Syndrome [UMNS], accompanied by impairments of motor control, and coordination as well as the alteration in muscle tone.<ref name=":1" />
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...arcopenia) decreases strength and [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]]. Motor units are lost (denervation processes), while the percentage of red fibers
===== Functional Coordination Between the Different Vasti =====
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...ion (Beery-VMI): Lessons from exploration of cultural variations in visual-motor integration performance of pre-schoolers. Child: Care, Health and Developme
...ience/article/pii/S0167945718300034?via%3Dihub Executive functions, visual-motor integration, physical fitness and academic achievement: Longitudinal relati
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...may skip a milestone altogether. (eg. crawling)<ref name="Piper">Piper MC. Motor Assessment of the Developing Infant. WB Saunders Company; 1994.</ref>
The average age at which gross motor, fine motor and social skills are acquired is outlined below.
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.../epdf/10.1080/17549507.2021.1998629?needAccess=true Contributions of early motor deficits in predicting language outcomes among preschoolers with developmen
* Coordination of mouth and tongue muscles
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...ed recessive, genetic, progressive adult-onset [[Motor Neurone Disease MND|Motor Neurone Disease]] (MND). In Kennedy’s Disease, both the spinal and bulbar
...of the receptor in the motor neurons in the body, having toxic effects to motor neurons.<ref>Davey RA, Grossmann M. [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/artic
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...-Motor_Skills_in_Preschool_Children Occupational therapy effects on visual motor skills in preschool children]. American Journal of Occupational Therapy. 20
...r system becomes effective when the foundational skills of both visual and motor abilities are firmly established<ref>Memis A, Ayvaz SD. [https://files.eric
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...ellum|cerebellar]] vermis - an area of the brain that controls balance and coordination -- as well as a malformed brain stem (molar tooth sign).
* Delayed acquisition of gross motor milestones
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...wiki> (accessed 3 May 2018).</ref>. The STREAM is used to assess patient’s coordination, functional mobility and range of motion<ref name=":0">Shirley Ryan Ability
STREAM is a performance measure to be used in stroke recovery which assesses coordination, functional mobility, and range of motion. It is composed of 30 items and t
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# The patient rider receives large sensory and motor input from not only the horse but from those also around the horse who are
...one, and sensory processing used in mobility, talking, and the use of fine motor skills for activities of daily living and general attention to tasks. <ref
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...and other health care professionals to assess upper extremity performance (coordination, dexterity and functioning) in stroke recovery, brain injury and multiple s
...imilar movements to those in the grip subscale, but with the use of a fine motor pincer grip instead. Gross movement tasks (3 items) require the individual
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...r. The Haillwick concept is based on the following: introduction to water, motor learning, holistic learning, awareness of abilities and achievements in wat
...water are achieved, which are: improvement of breathing control, rhythmic coordination of movements, sensory integrations, body awareness, independence in the act
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...s, causing strain and [[Overuse Injuries in Sport|overuse]] injuries. Thus motor relearning of inhibited muscles may be more important than strengthening in
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...rain development, so feeding plays an essential role in the development of motor and cognitive functions.<ref name=":0">Ferluga ED, Archer KR, Sathe NA, Kri
...because both processes share the same entrance to the pharynx. Failure of coordination between breathing and swallowing can result in choking or pulmonary aspirat
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=== Exercises - Motor Control ===
....</ref>1. segmental movement control. 2. spinal dissociation 3. whole body coordination
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...kquote>Developmentally, children typically follow a predictable pattern of motor skills attainment, although timelines can vary. Genetic makeup, cultural ex
.... For more information on motor milestones in infants, please see: [[Gross Motor Milestones in Infants 0-14 Months]].
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...]] which detect muscle length and contraction changes contributing to fine motor control and axial position.
...d reflexes, unsteady gait, progressive degeneration of the joints, loss of coordination, episodes of intense pain and disturbing sensation, personality changes, de
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...nsity and cardio-respiratory fitness, weight management and improvement in motor performance skills.<ref name="Youth resistance training" /> Free weigh
*#Inclusion of exercises for [[balance]] and [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]]
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# Neurologic Symptoms: Peripheral neuropathy with sensory and motor deficits can occur due to nerve ischemia caused by cryoglobulin deposition.
...int pain, joint imobility, swelling, stiffness, problems with balance, and coordination.
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...://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2713810/ Development of upper body coordination during sitting in typically developing infants.] Pediatric research. 2009 M
...6/s12887-019-1791-1 Relationship between segmental trunk control and gross motor development in typically developing infants aged from 4 to 12 months: a pil
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==== Motor Unit and Motor Unit Action Potential ====
...Advances in clinical neurophysiology 2012 Oct 17. IntechOpen.</ref>. These motor units are then analyzed for shape, duration, amplitude and frequency.
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...n is what lets you jerk your hand back. The midbrain is what controls your motor movement and reflexes, letting you respond appropriately to situations like
...many vital functions including arousal, consciousness, sleep-wake cycles, coordination of certain movements, and cardiovascular control.
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* Coordination: finger to nose (observed dysmetria and intention tremor with right arm), p
...ct presented with an ataxic gait, as well as impaired balance, right-sided coordination (primarily in the upper limb), and right-sided proprioception (primarily in
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...imed Up and Go Test (TUG)|Timed-Up and Go]] (TUG) score, improving ROM and coordination, being able to continue participating in dancing with his wife, as well as
....nlm.nih.gov/28980476/ Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT)-BIG to improve motor function in people with Parkinson’s disease: a systematic review and meta
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...to provide key concepts required for [[Motor Learning - Back to the Basics|motor learning]] including frequency, intensity, repetition and task-oriented tra
...orporate several theories of neuroscience and [[Motor Control and Learning|motor learning]]. The games allow for task-oriented practice, repetitive, intensi
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...sor, overactivity of the external and/or internal sphincters, and impaired coordination between these two muscles. Possible complications are voiding, urgency, fre
Both the Sacral and Infrasacral Neurogenic Bladder are classified as Lower Motor Neuron Lesions (LMNL) and often result in difficulty with bladder emptying
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=== Motor ===
Injury to the tibial nerve can cause motor loss and altered sensation and pain to any of the areas it supplies, depend
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The designation of level of lesion in the spinal cord and the extent of motor and sensory function after injury has a large impact on the medical and reh
...hich provides a standardized examination method to determine the extent of motor and sensory function loss after a spinal cord injury (SCI) for establishing
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...time and impairs precision, equilibrium, hand-eye [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]], accuracy, [[balance]], judgment, information processing, focus, stamina,
...sing "reaction time, hand-eye coordination, accuracy, balance, and complex coordination"<ref name="ACSM" />. While some athletes partake in alcohol consumption to
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...ttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/dmcn.13105 Effectiveness of motor interventions in infants with cerebral palsy: a systematic review]. Develop
...cation/enrichment and task-specific training <ref name="p1" />. ‘Top-down’ motor approaches have become more recommended with interventions that focus on sp
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# Inefficient motor unit coordination or recruitment (neuromuscular), muscle weakness, strength asymmetry or join
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...cales-2: The Use of Rasch Analysis to Examine the Model Unidimensionality, Motor Function, and Item Difficulty]. Frontiers in Pediatrics. 2022 Apr 20;10:852
...nd fine motor skills in preschool children using the Peabody Developmental Motor Scales Instrument. Eur Psychomotricity J. 2017;9:89-113.</ref>
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...then open wounds, especially when combined with sensory neuropathy. Severe motor neuropathy may lead to foot drop.<ref name=":2" />
'''Motor''':<ref name=":2" />
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...cle tone, [[Reflexes|reflex]], fine motor skills, gross motor skills, oral motor functioning, [[posture]], and balance. <ref>Das SP, Ganesh GS. Evidence-bas
Gross motor skills, functional mobility in the management for the motor deficits, positioning, sitting, transition from sitting to standing, walkin
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...f [[Cerebellum|cerebellar]] dysfunction and tremor at rest, as well as non-motor features such as [[Cognitive Impairments|cognitive deficits]] and personali
...es manual dexterity in older individuals with essential tremor. Journal of Motor Behavior 2016;48(1):20-30. DOI: 10.1080/00222895.2015.1028583</ref><ref nam
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=== Upper Motor Neuron (UMN) Bowel Syndrome ===
...s tight thereby promoting retention of stool and there is preserved reflex coordination and stool propulsion. Hence, UMN Bowel Syndrome is associated with '''const
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# Cortical myoclonus: caused by a hyperexcitable focus within the sensory-motor cortex. It typically involves a limb or the face and is triggered by action
...mbat myoclonus symptoms. Clonazepam may cause side effects such as loss of coordination and drowsiness.
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* Deficits in cervicoscapulothoracic strength and motor control may be present in individuals with subacute or chronic neck pain<re
...exercise for cervical/scapulothoracic regions: neuromuscular exercise (eg, coordination, proprioception, and postural training), stretching, strengthening, enduran
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...motor [[thalamus]] and reticular formation of medulla, thereby, increased motor excitability and myoclonus.<ref>Welsh JP, Yuen G, Placantonakis DG, Vu TQ,
* Functional training focuses on facilitating the integration of motor skills into daily activities. It includes task-specific exercises and funct
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...rological in nature, it produces affects to the body that impair movement, coordination, balance and posture. There are various types of Cerebral Palsy. <br>T
...e a combination of phrases combined for one single meaning. When used with Motor Function Classification, it provides a description of how and where a child
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...6/s12887-019-1791-1 Relationship between segmental trunk control and gross motor development in typically developing infants aged from 4 to 12 months: a pil
...d cognitive opportunities in typically developing infants and infants with motor delay]. Developmental Psychobiology. 2022 Jan;64(1):e22233.</ref><ref name=
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...control patterns, altered standing balance and altered oculomotor and neck coordination<ref name=":0" />.
...consequence of an alteration in the integration between sensory input and motor responses. This symptom appears while standing and walking, and is absent w
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...ntrol is a multifactorial activity that is dependent on the integration of motor, sensory, visual, cognitive, and vestibular neural networks. A disruption i
...sed visual acuity, as seen in Parkinson disease, can create impediments in motor function and the ability to stabilize posture. Along with visual inputs, ve
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...ntralateral motor and non-motor areas of the cerebrum, such as the primary motor cortex, premotor cortex, and dorsal prefrontal cortex (Schulz et al, 2015).
...nvolved in planning movements and motor learning. This area also regulates coordination of muscle activation and is important in visually guided movements.
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...rt. She has also noticed the increasing difficulty she is having with fine motor skills such as writing and doing up her buttons when dressing. With the dia
* Upper extremities: strong, pain free, and good motor control.
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...ement patterns, develop and promote motor skills, body awareness, balance, coordination, and communication. It is a highly enjoyable activity and is used to great
...capacity of the muscle tissue to stretch. This is caused by damage to the motor pathways, in the central nervous system, which carries information from the
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...Pozzi M, Piccinini L, Gallo M, Motta F, Radice S, Clementi E. Treatment of motor and behavioural symptoms in three Lesch-Nyhan patients with intrathecal bac
...onia, a lack of muscle tone, and many also suffer from dystonia, a lack of motor control. Clinically, LNS is characterized by mental retardation, choreoathe
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# Decreased motor control<ref name=":0">Niam S, Cheung W, Sullivan PE, Kent S, Gu X. Balance
...ques, range of motion exercises, balance retraining, muscle strengthening, motor control exercises, as well as sensory - and proprioceptive retraining.
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...wn that the more intensive therapies are associated with a greater rate of motor recovery with no ceiling effect being observed <ref name="Norouzi" />.
...rmation about specific movement parameters (strength, range of motion, and coordination) to allow for proper adjustment of the difficulty level for the patient dur
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Clinical presentation varies according to the nerve affected i.e. sensory, motor, or combined.
* Lack of coordination and falling
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...rig’s_Disease) amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)], as the involvement of motor neurons causes the two conditions to present similarly.<ref name="p1" />
...ged cerebellar structures to functionally participate in the relearning of motor skills. Although MJD may be difficult to manage, the cognition of these pat
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...he Activity Inventory, formerly Disability Inventory, which assesses gross motor function (10 items evaluating rolling, sitting, transferring and standing)
#Stage motor recovery to classify individuals in terms of clinical characteristics
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.... The primary aim of Mrs. G’s treatment plan was focused on improving fine motor skills to regain the ability to play the piano. The treatment plan also inc
...56tz_-qTzbne12H07BY1aaJLgR6imCj0pz9M Impact of ambulatory physiotherapy on motor abilities of elderly subjects with A lzheimer's disease]. Geriatrics & gero
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Outcome measures can assess various dimensions, including motor skills, functional independence, quality of life, participation in daily ac
...tlett D, Livingston MH. Content validity of the expanded and revised Gross Motor Function Classification System. Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology. 2
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...rg/CD012004/BACK_motor-control-exercise-chronic-non-specific-low-back-pain Motor control exercise for chronic non‐specific low‐back pain]. Cochrane Data
...ematic review evaluating the effectiveness of [[Motor Control and Learning|motor control]] exercise (MCE) in patients with [[Chronic Low Back Pain|chronic n
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...nitial assessment. Baseline scores for patients overall function, balance, coordination, depression and fatigue were obtained during the initial assessment using o
...to come to physiotherapy to help control her fatigue, lower limb weakness, coordination and maintain general fitness.
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...important clinical indicator for ability to ambulate. Early achievement of motor milestones is associated with the ability to walk independently when the ty
...als with OI do not tend to have other neurological issues such as impaired coordination, sensation or cognition.
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...de: exercises for [[Strength Training|strength]], [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] and [[Balance Training|balance]]; [[Walking Aids|walking aids]]; a wheelc
* Slowed motor responses.
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The association between motor impairment, sleep disorders, pain and fatigue, and mental health disorders
* gross motor skills: examples include lifting an arm to put on a shirt
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...oor motor planning which affects their ability to sequence, time and grade motor activities.
*Gross Motor: e.g. in order to stay sitting or squatting while using the toilet, lift up
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...control in healthy children. Yoga has been found to increase [[balance]], motor skills, and [[Strength and Conditioning|strength]], as well as overall well
...6/ The effects of yoga practice in school physical education on children's motor abilities and social behavior.] International journal of yoga. 2016 Jul;9(2
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...eck such as the [[sternocleidomastoid]] and the [[trapezius]] enable gross motor movements in the neck. The most common pain produced by these structures is
*'''Injuries.''' Motor collisions and sporting injuries can often result in whiplash injury, which
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...ent of hand–arm bimanual intensive training (HABIT) for improving bimanual coordination in children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy.] Develop. Med. Child Neurol.48,
...ntensity, frequency and duration of therapy movements, leading to enhanced motor performance.<ref name="Reid" /><ref name="James">James, S.; Ziviani, J.;War
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...characterized by [[Postural Instability|postural instability]] and lack of coordination that worsen when visual input is removed. For example when the patient clo
** High-stepping gait due to associated motor weakness
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...e=":4">Malak R, Kostiukow A, Wasielewska A, Mojs E, Samborski W. Delays in motor development in children with down syndrome. Medical Science Monitor 2015;21
...smaller, creating issues with voluntary activities, walking technique and coordination.
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# Motor vehicle accidents cause spinal cord injury in smaller children
# Motor Vehicle Accidents
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Moebius syndrome occurs due to the loss of function of motor cranial nerves. Most cases are diagnosed during infancy.
The close relationship embryologically between the motor nuclei of the sixth and seventh cranial nerves explains the pathology of th
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*'''Gross and fine motor delays''' to be assessed and treated by Occupational Therapists and Physiot
...following exercises improve and maintain flexibility, endurance, strength, coordination, and balance in children with NS:<ref>4. [Internet]. Bigleapsct.com. 2020 [
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...d skin, in a multifaceted system, which influences behavior regulation and motor control of the body.<ref>Blanche, E.I., Bodison, S., Chang, M.C., & Reinoso
...coordination (Reaching tests, Star Excurtion Balance Test, Upper extremity coordination tests);
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...actice to be guided by the identification and modification of kinematic or motor control impairments within a musculoskeletal function.<ref>Tabatabaei Molaz
...on trunk coordination and back muscle activity during walking: changes in motor control]. European Spine Journal. 2006 Feb;15(1):23-40.</ref>
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...iculatory, or prosodic features of speech creation<ref name=":0">Duffy JR. Motor Speech Disorders: Substrates, Differential Diagnosis, and Management, 3rd e
* '''Flaccid''': affiliated with conditions of the lower motor neuron system and/or muscle, for instance damage to the peripheral nervous
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== Role of muscle strenght, coordination, and balance ==
...nization of multiple muscle groups to execute the movement fluidly. Proper coordination ensures that the shooting motion is smooth and efficient, maximizing the pl
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...r [[Developmental Disabilities in Early and Middle Childhood|developmental coordination disorder]]), the following can be used as both assessment and outcome measu
...[https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fped.2019.00153/full Test of motor proficiency second edition (BOT-2): Compatibility of the complete and short
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...impairment following a stroke due to disruption of neural pathways in the motor [[Cerebral Cortex|cortex]], their communication with the [[brainstem]] and
...; Stroke Rehabilitation- Guidelil1es for Exercise and Training to Optimize Motor Skill ; First edition; 2003</ref>
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...gle insult or from repeated loads.<ref name=":0" /> Tissue damage leads to motor control problems and, subsequently, long-term pain and degenerative changes
.../1073858418809074 Low back pain: the potential contribution of supraspinal motor control and proprioception]. Neuroscientist. 2019;25(6):583-96. </ref>
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...peds-2013.</ref>. Physical therapy can help children with JS improve their coordination and mobility.<ref name=":4" />
# Controlling the degree of interpersonal interaction. If the motor demand is high, the cognitive demand has to be lowered to meet the changing
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...//www.mdpi.com/2076-3425/11/8/967 Primitive reflex activity in relation to motor skills in healthy preschool children]. Brain Sciences. 2021 Jul 23;11(8):96
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* Physical therapy to improve strength, flexibility, balance, motor coordination and mobility eg [[Therapeutic Exercise|Exercise therapy]]; [[Gait]] rehabil
* Speech therapy to relearn muscle control and coordination to produce speech
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..., muscle weakness, muscle dysfunction and or poor [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]].<ref name=":1">Roscher, P. Men's Health Physiotherapy Pelvic Treatment. M
Pelvic floor exercises are all about technique. With optimal pelvic floor motor learning, there is more potential for improved continence and erectile func
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...in patients with Parkinson's and elderly fallers: when does the bilateral coordination of gait require attention? Exp Brain Res. 2007;177:336–346</ref>
*Decreased coordination
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...vital component in the human [[Brain Anatomy|brain]] as it plays a role in motor movement regulation and [[balance]] control. The cerebellum <ref name=":1">
...a loss in the ability to control fine movements, maintain [[posture]], and motor learning.
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...ervised and home exercise programs focused on improving gait, balance, and coordination to improve his independence. Over eight weeks in physiotherapy Sam’s abil
...on, dysmetria, dyskinesia, dysdiadochokinesia, tremor, and disturbances in motor learning<ref name=":1">Diener HC, Dichgans J. Pathophysiology of cerebellar
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...basic visual field test, saccades and smooth pursuit all appeared normal. Coordination and proprioception also appeared normal on the finger to nose/heel to shin
...":1" />. Goals in rehabilitation in patients with primary brain tumour for motor dysfunction include the prevention of secondary complications, teaching of
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...it Disorders|hyperactivity]], [[Epilepsy|seizures]], [[Balance|issues with coordination and balance]],<ref name=":1" /> and other brain or [[Neurological Disorders
...ephaly. It involves specialized exercises and interventions to improve the motor and developmental abilities of children affected by this condition. The mai
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...://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6873344/ The effect of balance and coordination exercises on quality of life in older adults: a mini-review.] Frontiers in
==== Coordination ====
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...r Longevity. 2022 Jul 30;2022.</ref> The core symptom of cerebral palsy is motor function disorder, but other associated dysfunctions frequently occur, incl
...atterns beyond the expected age. When primitive reflexes do not dissipate, motor development progression and sequential attainment of higher level neuromoto
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...for improving speech, to improve balance and coordination, to improve fine-motor skills. The materials used for the activities is solely based on the activi
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...head and neck region are innervated by its parasympathetic (secretomotor), motor, and sensory nerve fibers.
Facial palsy can have motor, sensory, and visceral affectations. Signs and symptoms to look out for:<re
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...r research is needed to make associations between the short- and long-term motor, sensory, and cognitive benefits of crawling. Rehabilitation professionals
...learn to creep and crawl as they acquire the needed strength, flexibility, coordination, and postural control to achieve this remarkable progress.
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...indicated for combination use with levodopa (L-dopa) for the treatment of motor symptoms occurring in Parkinson disease (PD) and post-encephalitic parkinso
...tient's safety. Also, knowing the medication schedule might facilitate the coordination of the mobility session with the optimal therapeutic effect of that medicin
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* Movement and [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] impairments
...t.2016.6379 A randomized controlled trial comparing the McKenzie method to motor control exercises in people with chronic low back pain and a directional pr
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# Neuropathic with central or peripheral motor neuron involvement (or both).
* [[Motor Neurone Disease MND|Motor neuron disease]], e.g. Spinal muscular atrophy
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...nts associated with cerebral palsy include spasticity, weakness, decreased motor control and movement dysfunction.<ref name=":0">Sarathy K, Doshi C, Aroojis
..., 2023.</ref> There are various diagnostic sub-types, which are related to motor type and distribution.
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* Three-quarter speed sport-specific coordination training
* Coordination
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* Counteracting movements and coordination exercises to help to reduce synkinesis
# Exercises to enhance coordination between both sides of the face and to reduce synkinesis
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* Slowed motor responses.
...ersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnagi.2019.00318/full The effect of balance and coordination exercises on quality of life in older adults: a mini-review]. Frontiers in
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...he cervical spinal cord. This can result in a partial or total sensory and motor loss of the four limbs and torso<ref name="p1" />. The injuries that occur
...herwise the prognosis will worsen.<ref>CTR Brugmann, Jean-François Dinant, Coordination Paramedicale.5</ref><br>In the case of a high tetraplegic lesion (above C3)
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...eakness at birth or during the neonatal period and, in some cases, delayed motor development later in childhood.<ref name=":1">Congenital myopathy. Wikipedi
* Early motor skills like turning around and sitting up are not met as expected. Also, ot
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...me-in-lower-limb-a Predicting mobility outcome in lower limb amputees with motor ability tests used in early rehabilitation.] Prosthetics and orthotics inte
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...permanent, but not unchanging, disorders of movement and/or posture and of motor function, which are due to a non-progressive interference, lesion, or abnor
This definition specifically excludes progressive disorders of motor function, defined as loss of previously acquired skills in the first 5 year
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...[[dystonia]] lead to difficulties in coordination, strength and selective motor control, and they are the most common movement disorders seen in CP. [[Spas
...T) is an essential part of CP rehabilitation to help children improve fine motor function of their upper extremities. Additionally, occupational therapists
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...ged spasms.<ref name="Altenmuller & Jabusch (2010)" /> This loss of muscle coordination is often accompanied by a co-contraction of antagonist muscles.<ref name="A
Motor control and ADL scales
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...l and mental state. The interventions suggested included balance training, coordination and dexterity training, and self-management. Baseline measures of her fun
...sician referred her to a private physiotherapy clinic in the community for motor control training and gait safety education.Betty's recent diagnosis has cau
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The management of the cognitive, motor, and gait aspects of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy is challenging, and t
...vidence of exercise through physiotherapy for the maintenance of strength, coordination, and balance in these patients<ref name="Clerici et al" /> <sup></sup>
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...rance Exercise|endurance]], flexibility or range of movement, [[balance]], coordination, and [[agility]].
=== Motor learning ===
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...J, Salmon J, Hesketh K. Modifiable factors which predict children’s gross motor competence: a prospective cohort study. The International Journal of Behavi
|Sensory Motor Skills
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...e wide-ranging and often broken down into the sub-sections below:[[File:DS Motor Skills.png|center|frameless|623x623px|link=https://www.physio-pedia.com/Fil
...nes are widely used and considered accurate.<ref>Frank K, Esbensen A. Fine motor and selfcare milestones for individuals with down syndrome using a retrospe
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...ce in Sports. 2017;27(11):1170-1180.</ref> The running gait cycle requires coordination between multiple joints, segments, muscles and passives structures, such th
...rns within the gait cycle and as a result, perform abnormal and repetitive motor patterns that stress the iliotibial band.<ref name=":5" />
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...cerebrum receives information from the right side of the body resulting in motor control of the right side of the body and vice versa. The Hemispheres are t
...nguage. At the back of the frontal lobe, near the central sulcus, lies the motor cortex. This area of the brain receives information from various lobes of t
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...ple in different ways and can affect body movement, muscle control, muscle coordination, muscle tone, reflex, posture and balance. Although cerebral palsy is a per
3. According to predominant motor characteristic (physiological grouping): spastic, dyskinetic, ataxic
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* Children with ADHD symptoms use motor activity to help focus
Physical literacy does not just consider fitness, motor skills and motivation in isolation. Because of this, the CAPL has been desi
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...y Virus (HIV)|HIV]] (PLWH) are at risk of developing a range of cognitive, motor, and/or mood problems collectively known as HIV-Associated Neurocognitive D
The manifestations of HAND include '''cognitive, behavioural''' and '''motor''' dysfunction which are indicative of frontal lobe and basal ganglia invol
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The jaw remains open (extension) and the tongue retracted, coordination between them is severely compromised. Due to this poor alignment of the ora
...ially during locomotion (scissor pattern) and manipulation (eye-hand-mouth coordination).
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...aumatic or non-traumatic event that leads to neural damage that influences motor, sensory and respiratory function, as well as bladder, bowel and sexual fun
...e lower limbs and trunk. While tetraplegia includes the upper limbs to the motor and/ or sensory loss of the lower limbs and trunk<ref name=":3" />.
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...akley C, Hertel J, Caulfield B, Ryan J, Sweeney K, Delahunt E. Inter-joint coordination strategies during unilateral stance 6-months following first-time lateral a
...kley C, Hertel J, Caulfield B, Ryan J, Delahunt E. Single‐leg drop landing motor control strategies following acute ankle sprain injury. Scandinavian journa
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...enges throughout their life in addition to, sensorimotor and perceptual, [[Coordination Exercises|co-ordination]] problems that will need training and rehabilitati
Balance training and co-ordination exercises for gross and fine motor skills they need to socialize in society.
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...are injured mainly by falls but are also affected by abusive injuries and motor vehicle accidents.
* Impaired Movement, Balance, and/or Coordination
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...me Reference" />. Early neurological regression that significantly impairs motor, cognitive, and communication skills, autonomic dysfunction, and frequently
...onths after birth, later followed by regression of cognitive, language and motor function<ref name="Banerjee">Banerjee A, Castro J, Sur M. [https://www.fron
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...rdination<ref name="Jones" />. The following tests can be used to test for coordination.<br>'''Finger to Nose Test'''<br><br> {{#ev:youtube|QkIq_ofBlHA|300}}<br>''
...tions which is a sign of an upper motor neuron lesion involving descending motor pathways, and in many cases is, accompanied by spasticity (another form of
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...n include body structures (physiological characteristics), body functions (motor, cognitive, perceptual, sensory, and psychosocial functions), and values an
...fully due to spasticity, muscle contracture, lack of coordination, loss of motor control and poor voluntary movements.<ref name=":4" />
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...f the nervous system and as a tool to monitor changes to somatosensory and motor function with intervention.
...ral nervous system]] and localise the impairment to sensory upper or lower motor neurones.
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...docs/0/0/00-motor-kontrol-1513765251.pdf Physiology of Motor Control]. In: Motor Control. Translating research into clinical practice. 3<sup>rd</sup> Ed. Li
The vestibular system has both a sensory and motor component to help us sense and perceive motion and provides information abo
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...causes of gait deviations include neurological conditions (e.g. sensory or motor impairments), orthopedic problems (e.g. osteoarthritis and skeletal deformi
...ensory function and sensorimotor integration, [[Motor Control and Learning|motor control]], the musculoskeletal apparatus and cardiopulmonary functions. Aff
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...in patients living with PD. Recent evidence has shown positive outcomes in motor function, cognition, and mental health<ref name=":2">Triegaardt J, Han TS,
...022May10]. Available from: https://sci-hub.se/10.1111/jnc.13691</ref>. Non-motor symptoms include impaired memory, planning, mood (anxiety and depression),
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* characterized by a loss of motor function in addition to non-motor symptoms such as difficulty with memory and thinking <ref name=":0">Physiop
...nd specifically resistance training, is also effective in reducing the non-motor symptoms of PD, such as depression <ref name=":4">Lima TA, Ferreira-Moraes
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...An individual with this form of spinal cord injury (SCI) will have intact motor function and sensations of pain, light touch, and temperature, but impairme
...t extensive damage to the corticospinal or spinothalamic tracts, voluntary motor function (corticospinal tract), and sensations of pain, crude touch, and te
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* Motor (including cerebral initiation of walking and muscular strength), and
# The standard cane: This is generally used for mild sensory or coordination problems found in visual, auditory, vestibular, peripheral proprioceptive,
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...resting tremor, rigidity, and [[bradykinesia]], as well as a number of non-motor features such as anosmia, [[Sleep Deprivation and Sleep Disorders|sleep beh
...PWP.<ref>Sagarwala R, Nasrallah HA. The effects of yoga on depression and motor function in patients with Parkinson's disease: A review of controlled studi
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*coordination,
== Balance and Coordination ==
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...itecture, musculotendinous stiffness, motor unit recruitment, rate coding, motor unit synchronization, and neuromuscular inhibition<ref>Timothy J Suchomel,
The synergist muscle contracts in coordination with the agonist to produce the desired movement.<ref>Stutzig N, Siebert T,
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...ignificant reduction in both action potentials and in the number of viable motor units associated with the hand muscles in the elderly.
* Changes due to [[Ageing Effects on Motor Control|aging]] cause reduced microcirculation of the synovial sheaths of t
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...spinal pathways are active and important at the level of the presynapse of motor neurons of the ankle plantar flexors.
...at it is difficult to determine if treatments should focus on toe walking, motor or sensory issues or passive ankle range of motion. However, the initial ma
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Ataxia refers to impaired [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] of voluntary muscle movement<ref name=":0" />. It refers to a physical fi
...unsteady [[gait]], errors of extremity trajectory or placement, errors in motor sequence or rhythm and/or by dysarthria. Tone is usually decreased and stre
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...and basal ganglia consequently diminishing motor function and causing non-motor symptoms'''<ref>Feigin, A, Eidelberg, D: Parkinson’s Disease – Diag
...https://img.medscape.com/fullsize/701/816/58977_UPDRS.pdf UPDRS] Part III: Motor Examination:''' Mr. Brown last took Levodopa 2 hours before the physiothera
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...postural and motor control, this, in most of the cases, leads to poor oral motor control and therefore eating/drinking problems. <br>As well poor breath cap
...dequate nutrients intake will have negative impact of motor development of motor skills, the ability to fight infections and general well-being <ref na
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...ng, the myelin sheath. They transmit sensory information to the CNS, relay motor commands from the CNS to muscles, and manage autonomic functions like heart
...s broad due to the potential involvement of various nerve fibres, spanning motor, sensory, and autonomic functions.<ref name=":2">Hammi C, Yeung B. [https:/
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...from neuromuscular control over the shoulder muscles, facilitated through motor control and [[Proprioception|proprioceptive input]].
Moreover, the term '''sensorimotor system''' describes the sensory, motor, and central integration and processing components involved in maintaining
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...n an unstable surface needing good body strength, [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] and [[balance]].A common problem for surfers is Surfer's neck (and [[Surf
...tional movement "Inefficient breathing could result in muscular imbalance, motor control alterations, and physiological adaptations that are capable of modi
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*problems with hand coordination and fine motor skills.
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* Clinical features of central pontine myelinolysis reflect damage to upper motor neurons and generally present in a biphasic course.
...management of central pontine myelinolysis is challenging and requires the coordination of physicians and ancillary staff to have positive outcomes.
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...n-barr%C3%A9-syndrome</ref>. This attack may induce sensation impairment, motor control deficit, and severe pain in affected areas leading to disability af
...''': Pain in feet, weakness in upper and lower extremity, fatigue, lack of coordination
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* [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] exercises;
* [[Developmental Coordination Disorder and Physical Activity|developmental]] activities training;
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...ation]]: the ability to use the senses together with body parts to perform motor tasks accurately
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* Disrupted movement coordination
* Motor control exercises
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This is an exciting period as it the time when infants’ perceptual-motor behaviour shifts from spontaneous movements to movements that become increa
...w.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6856762/pdf/fpsyg-10-02374.pdf Temporal Coordination in Mother-Infant Vocal Interaction: A Cross-Cultural Comparison.] Front Psy
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...ar system at a pre-injury level and maintaining range of motion, strength, coordination, and muscle endurance of the uninjured limbs and joints. The whole body mus
...rea, this also affects the joints above and below the problem, and creates motor pattern issues.<ref name="p2">Australian Fitness Network. Injury and Rehab:
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...scher R, Beek P, Doreleijers T. Gross motor performance and self‐perceived motor competence in children with emotional, behavioural, and pervasive developme
...nt at joints, flexibility, agility, strength or endurance, and balance and coordination.<ref name="conchar">Conchar L, Bantjes J, Swartz L, Derman W. Barriers and
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...back pain. The patient was recently involved in a bicycle collision with a motor vehicle 3 days ago when she was on her way home from school at a small comm
''Balance/Coordination'':
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...and musculoskeletal physiotherapy clinical paradigms in the context of the motor learning principles of experience-dependent plasticity: part and whole prac
...explicit motor learning principles and require more implicit mechanisms of motor learning.
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...ltiple Sclerosis (MS)]][[Parkinson's|, Parkinson's]], neuro-infections, [[Motor Neurone Disease MND|MND]], brain tumors, traumatic disorders of the nervous
■ Progressive conditions (eg. multiple sclerosis (MS), motor neuron disease (MND), Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative di
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...to improve agility, speed, muscular endurance, accuracy, balance, hand-eye coordination, footwork, and overall strength.
...lower extremities. A major change noticed during examination was impaired motor function and balance as evidenced by low [[Balance Evaluation Systems Test
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...mental exercise to the practice can have positive effects on improving the motor performance of the upper limb.<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":1" />
...ammadi T, Jafroudi S, Kazemnezhad Leyli E. Effect of Mirror Therapy on the Motor Recovery in Patients After Stroke: A Randomized Clinical Trial. Iranian Reh
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...ngth related to a central deficit, it is important to aim for active motor coordination and allow for necessary postural compensations. The goal is not to achieve
As is highlighted in Figure 1, swallowing centres activate the voluntary motor centres and inhibit the respiratory centres - this prevents food from enter
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* Motor skill requirements
...can include level of strength, level of mobility, level of endurance, and coordination tasks
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...entions included aerobic exercise, balance and coordination training, fine motor skill training, and education on relevant functional tasks. Social workers,
...nth. After the neurologist performed a physical examination to look at his motor and sensory functioning, an MRI and genetic test was ordered based on sympt
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*Poor motor [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]]
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...un SM, Hodges PW, Vicenzino B, Jones E, Chipchase LS. Novel adaptations in motor cortical maps: the relation to persistent elbow pain. Med Sci Sports Exerc.
...tion may persists despite alleviation of pain, leading to modifications in motor strategies to control the affected joint. Eventually, chronicity is likely
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...study documents a fictional description of a patient presenting with acute motor axonal neuropathy (AMAN), which is a subtype of [[Guillain-Barre Syndrome]]
...www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fneur.2016.00063/full A case of acute motor axonal neuropathy mimicking brain death and review of the literature]. Fron
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...ulates sensory information from other systems in order to produce adequate motor output to maintain a controlled, upright [[posture]]. The visual, [[Vestibu
* The coordination of sensorimotor strategies to stabilise the body’s center of mass during
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*Upper motor neuron lesions
...ndicators such as gait disturbances, subtle signs of disequilibrium, upper motor neuron signs, cranial nerve dysfunction, and behaviour suggestive of upper
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...lity to perform various walking tasks, providing insights into balance and coordination affected by chronic cervical pain<ref>Shumway-Cook, A., & Horak, F. B. (198
* '''Nine-Hole Peg Test:''' This test evaluates fine motor skills and hand dexterity, providing insights into the impact of cervical p
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...rticospinal tract is the major descending motor pathway that terminates on motor neurons and interneurons in the ventral horn of the [[Spinal cord anatomy|s
...per limb weakness may also occur. The upper limbs may also experience poor coordination and hyperreflexia, although a positive Babinski sign may not be elicited in
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.... The corticospinal tract originates from the cerebral cortex and controls motor function in lower and upper limbs. <gallery>
...":4" />. [[Ataxia]] is characterized as lack of muscle control and reduced coordination of voluntary movements.
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...eads to a variety of impairments, and patients typically present with motor, sensory, cognitive, perceptual, speech and language deficits.
...vidence supports the use of electrical stimulation for the facilitation of motor recovery and should be incorporated early on in the rehabilitation program<
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8- Lowered motor coordination
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...ou N. [https://www.nature.com/articles/pr2009107 Development of upper body coordination during sitting in typically developing infants]. Pediatric research. 2009 M
...s.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1007118 The dynamics of motor learning through the formation of internal models]. PLoS computational biol
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# '''Coordination of Care:''' Doctors often serve as the central point of contact for a patie
...robotic device for each child. Your expertise in understanding the child's motor function and physical capabilities helps in customizing the device settings
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*# Being constantly in motion or “on the go,” or acting as if “driven by a motor”.
...rbidities for which turns special attention that is found between ADHD and motor problems, also referred to the Co-ordination Development Disorder (CDD)<ref
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...Hodges PW, Hides J. Therapeutic exercise for lumbopelvic stabilization: a motor control approach for the treatment and prevention of low back pain. 2. Edi
...f the joint, creating further dysfunction. Eventually, the body adapts the motor program for movement to compensate for the dysfunction. The functional caus
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...CM codes of F44.4, F44.6, and F44.7, depending on whether the symptoms are motor, sensory, or mixed.<ref name=":1" /><ref>Conversion Disorder: Definition. M
* Motor FND: 4 to 5 per 100,000<ref name=":12" />
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...nbichler et al.">Ebenbichler GR, Oddsson LI, Kollmitzer J, Erim Z. Sensory-motor control of the lower back: implications for rehabilitation. Med Sci Sports
...is a systematic order to follow.The beginning exists of proprioception and coordination exercises, these are fundamental for an efficient stabilization. After rega
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...at the end of the spinal canal. This affects the conduction of sensory and motor signals across the site of the lesion.<br>There are two types: incomplete a
* Complete lesion: the nerves are severed and there is no motor or sensory function preserved of this point.
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...es of various intensities, limitations on sedentary behaviors, fundamental motor skill competence, and the inclusion of caregivers to facilitate activity.<r
...port injury in elementary school children: are children with developmental coordination disorder or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder at greater risk of inj
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# muscular coordination, broader movement capabilities and tension release; and
# increased gray matter volume in the precentral gyrus (involved in motor control) and white matter integrity in the corpus callosum (involved in com
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...echanoreceptor input from the upper cervical region and muscles leads to a coordination between vision and movement of the neck. <ref name=":1">Kristjansson E, Tr
**There needs to be coordination between the cervical and vestibular input so that the brain stem can determ
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...tter. Investigations suggest deterioration in muscle quality and balancing coordination in elderly patients. A research done provided data to help determine treatm
2. Motor Unit Number and Size
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...er these modifications might be just mechanical in nature, diminishing the motor impact of the increased mass as total mass normalized moments decrease.<ref
...n JH, Wuisman PIJM, et al. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15182983/ Gait coordination in pregnancy: transverse pelvic and thoracic rotations and their relative p
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...JH, Koo H, Mun JH. [https://doi.org/10.1007/s00586-015-3931-0 Analysis of coordination between thoracic and pelvic kinematic movements during gait in adolescents
...d muscle activation. Muscular dysfunction and potential diseases linked to motor control activity are believed to be the culprit of the prolonged activation
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...resentation. Within the case of Mr. Gary, a treatment plan that focuses on motor control recovery through the use of tilt table training, treadmill therapy
..., and complete, which categorize the patient’s presentation based on their motor and communication impairments. Classic LIS presents tetraplegia and anarthr
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* '''button hook:''' useful for individuals with conditions that affect fine motor dexterity and for people who have difficulty handling small items between t
* '''zipper pull:''' recommended for people with decreased fine motor strength and sensation in their hands
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...njection of hypertonic saline into the infrapatellar fat pad and effect on coordination of the quadriceps muscles. Arthritis Care & Research. 2009;61(1):70-7.</ref
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* Type 1a afferent nerve fibres from the muscle spindle synapse with alpha motor neuron.
* Alpha motor neurons stimulate the agonist muscle group.
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...ventions included: diaphragmatic breathing; muscle strengthening; balance, coordination and gait training; and orthotics and mobility aids. After Mr. J’s partici
...ical therapy diagnosis for Mr. J would be, “patient presents with impaired motor function of the distal upper and lower extremities bilaterally, dropped hea
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===== Upper motor neurone causes: =====
===== Lower motor neurone causes =====
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...ween the brain and the body can result in the loss of movement, sensation, coordination, and balance. Other aspects of bodily function, such as perception, speech,
...a GP, Matchar DB. [http://stroke.ahajournals.org/content/25/6/1181 Similar motor recovery of upper and lower extremities after stroke]. Stroke. 1994 Jun;25(
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...met the MCID for minimal change indicated by a 3 point improvement on the motor scale, and 5 points overall for the total score<ref name=":3" />. The ABC i
...sci 2014;6: 65-74. </ref>. This disease involves progressive motor and non-motor symptoms where patients face increasing difficulties with [[Activities of D
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...d (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2024 Jan-. </ref>. It can involve sensory, motor, and autonomic nerves. There occurs temporary inflammation and demyelinatio
...Nerves|cranial nerves]]. In most forms of GBS, there is a greater loss of motor function than sensory function. <ref>Dimachkie MM, Barohn RJ. [https://www.
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...tives, including Emergency Response Frameworks (Standards and Guidelines); Coordination Mechanisms, Emergency Medical Team Accreditation Process ensuring that reha
...In addition, a team lead is required to represent the care team at health coordination level
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...ment outcomes. Telerehabilitation has been shown to have good outcomes for motor and cognitive functions, aphasia and speech-linguistics in patients recover
...iple sclerosis<ref name=":2" /> and may be beneficial for the treatment of motor systems in people with multiple sclerosis.<ref name=":5">Di Tella S, Paglia
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...unction and enjoyment in children diagnosed with cerebral palsy of various motor severities. Journal of Child Neurology. 2015:30:200–208. [https://www.ncb
...de muscle tightness or spasm, involuntary movements, difficulty with gross motor skills and abnormal perception and sensation<ref name=":3">The Ontario Fede
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# Identify movement dysfunction, impaired motor control, sensorimotor impairment, and related connective and nerve tissue d
...on and neck flexor muscle endurance tests may be use in assessing movement coordination impairments, and algometric assessment of pressure pain threshold may be us
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...ask-oriented motor learning walking exercises improves gait sequencing and coordination and enhances a person's walking ability.<ref name=":9">Brach JS, VanSwearin
...tps://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaneurology/fullarticle/2774481 Effect of motor skill training in functional activities vs strength and flexibility exercis
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*Delayed motor milestones
...cits found, "early evaluation of motor development, strengthening of motor performance and upper limb dexterity may be vitally important during pre-sc
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...tives, including Emergency Response Frameworks (Standards and Guidelines); Coordination Mechanisms, and the Emergency Medical Team Accreditation Process ensuring t
...In addition, a team lead is required to represent the care team at health coordination level
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...to efficiently communicate with the brain. The result of this is decreased coordination of the ankle. Which in turn results in more micro trauma’s and ultimately
...The effects of semirigid Air-Stirrup bracing vs. adhesive ankle taping on motor performance. Journal of orthopaedic & sports physical therapy. 1996 May;23(
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...ths that can be used to compensate for weaknesses. Limitations may involve motor function, sensation, cognition, or psychosocial function. Examiners determi
Occupational therapists recognise the importance of teamwork. Cooperation and coordination with other professionals, families, caregivers and volunteers are important
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...his symptomatic tremors. He has noticed changes in his muscle strength and coordination in his feet when walking.
...minimal amount of assistance due to muscle fatigue and lack of balance and coordination
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...nificant difference in the effectiveness of high load lifting and low load motor control interventions on improving LBP and disability.
...ment pattern efficiency, ease and comfort of range of motion, balance, and coordination through mindfulness of movement.<ref>Alexander Technique. What is the Alexa
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Right face and arm upper-motor weakness due to damage to motor cortex, nonfluent (Broca’s) aphasia due to damage to Broca’s area. Ther
Left face and arm upper-motor weakness due to damage to motor cortex. Left hemineglect (variable) due to damage to non-dominant associati
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...in the beginning (i.e. at cognitive phase of [[Motor Control and Learning|motor learning]]) that decrease overtime as learning progresses.<ref name=":1">A
Increase coordination and control
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...ents with progressive bilateral upper and lower limb weakness and impaired motor skills. Therefore, the interventions focus on return to functional activiti
...es chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP) and multifocal motor neuropathy.<ref name=":2">Shahrizaila N, Lehmann H, Kuwabara S. [https://do
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...ve motor skills in children educable mental retardation with developmental coordination disorder. Journal of Exceptional Children. 2020 Aug 10;20(2):21-32.</ref>
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Traumatic brain injury does not always result in obvious motor impairment. Other hidden symptoms related to cognition and behaviour can al
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...rative features individuals will often lose previously acquired skills and motor control, which can lead to death<ref>Fahr Too Strong Foundation. Commonly a
...fore patients with basal ganglia involvement can present on a continuum of motor behaviour from severely limited as seen in the final stages of [https://www
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* '''Upper Motor Neuron Testing''': Negative
#*Upper and lower cervical spine motor control, strength and endurance
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...a progressive neurodegenerative disease affecting both the upper and lower motor neurons. It is characterized by a myriad of signs and symptoms, including g
...ndition that involves deterioration of upper motor neurons (UMN) and lower motor neurons (LMN) in the brain, brainstem, and/or spinal cord.<ref name=":0">O�
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...oordination, iii) lack of centre of mass awareness or iv) lack of adequate motor response that leads to the centre of mass approaching or falling outside of
...though unstable and needing to respond to the feeling of instability via a motor response.
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...erectile dysfunction and progressed to additional symptoms of balance and coordination difficulties, slurring of speech, postural tremor, gait [[ataxia]], and act
...posture and balance.<ref name=":3" /> In patients with MSA-C, movement and coordination is impaired, speech is slow and slurred, visual disturbances are noted, and
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...icrosoft Kinect, can facilitate complex task practice, enhance sensory and motor feedback, and provide visually observed technique for the user.
...functional training so as to improve equilibrium, [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]], weakness, fatigue and [[spasticity]]. The exercises can be adapted to a
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...theories, and development are factors that contribute to the occurrence of motor behaviour (how the muscles and limbs react to movement, control, developmen
*Improving balance and coordination via exercise
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...related pelvic girdle pain associated with altered kinematic, kinetic and motor control of the pelvis? A systematic review. European Spine Journal. 2012 Se
...in patients with pregnancy-related pain in the pelvis: an emphasis on the coordination of transverse pelvic and thoracic rotations. Clinical biomechanics. 2002 No
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* '''Delayed motor development:''' delayed motor, cognitive, and language development. The average intelligence quotient of
...improved physical function such as muscle strength, walking distance, and coordination.
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1. Age <br>2. Degrees of motor and sensory deficits<ref name=":3">Hitchon, Patrick W., et al. "Risk factor
...tonus <br>• Sensory loss (in trunk and legs) and spasticity <br>• Impaired coordination <br>• Walking problems<ref name=":3" /><ref name=":1" /><br>• Backache<
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...me="p3"/>, a diagnosis of impaired gait, locomotion, balance, and impaired motor function secondary to lower extremity amputation was determined.
...occur including past medical history, range of motion, strength, balance, coordination, agility, endurance, skin inspection, roles at home and in the community, a
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...tml&lang=en Brain stimulation used as biofeedback training for recovery of motor functions deteriorated by stroke]. Arquivos de neuro-psiquiatria. 2013;71:1
...ice, the global torso musculature can be specifically strengthened and its coordination trained. Furthermore, for the first time, it is possible to directly train
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...ed. It is clear, however, that both feedback and feedforward mechanisms of motor control are altered with ankle instability.<br>
...ory systems into a complex control system that acts to control posture and coordination. When afferent input is altered after injury, appropriate corrective muscul
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...ly in young dancers who are growing and, at the same time, having to learn motor patterns and technically demanding skills.<ref name=":1">Richardson M, Lied
...11 and 12 years of age. There is a large variation in musculoskeletal and motor development at this age. There are regular, rapid growth spurts which can h
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...nd pathlitaxel and have shown that amofistine has no effect on sensory and motor neurotoxic symptoms. Leukovorin is another drug designed to counteract the
[[Coordination Exercises|Coordination]] and Sensation (Neuropathy):
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...ce improves with an enhanced ability to process detail and better hand eye coordination.
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...otor-speech area and it is located adjacent to the precentral gyrus of the motor cortex in the frontal lobes. This area controls the movements required for
...with executing speech. There are five sub-systems that are required in the coordination of speech. These include respiration, phonation, articulation, resonance an
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...ompeter K, Wippert PM, Mayer F. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32971921/ Motor Control Stabilisation Exercise for Patients with Non-Specific Low Back Pain
...(level of evidence 1B)</ref> Not all patients show a loss of the [[Lumbar Motor Control Training|feedforward mechanism]] but in those where the mechanism i
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...ibly the posterior belly of digastric. All the muscles of mastication have motor and afferent sensory supply from mandibular division of the trigeminal nerv
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...t F, Hummel F. The Influence of Functional Electrical Stimulation on Hand Motor Recovery in Stroke Patients: A Review. Experimental and Translational Strok
...pper-limb recovery . ES has also been used in the treatment of other upper motor neuron impairments including people with [[Cerebral Palsy Association Condi
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...viduals post stroke usually due to a combination of reduced limb and trunk motor control, altered sensation and sometimes centrally determined alteration in
...]] can improve timing and variability of motor responses, specifically, in motor tasks with complex timing requirements or in disorders affecting timing of
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The function of the interphalangeal joints of the hand to permit fine motor movements in the digits. To accomplish this, these joints facilitate move
*** Do up a button (coordination and fine motor control)
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* balance and coordination exercises
=== Graded Motor Imagery ===
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...ss of its position in space, plays a vital role in maintaining balance and coordination. Proprioceptive deficits may contribute to impaired postural control in ind
....aspx The development of persistent pain and psychological morbidity after motor vehicle collision: integrating the potential role of stress response system
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...tions on understanding of functional recovery from traumatic brain injury, motor relearning and effectiveness of therapeutic methods.
...designed with principles of task-specific training to address the specific motor deficit and utilise the upper limb for as long as possible. A mitten worn o
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...facilitate learning or relearning of motor skills. The process of gaining motor skills involves repeating the same movement hundreds or even thousands of t
*Wii games were found to improve UL motor function post-stroke<ref name="Joo et al. 2010">Joo LY, Yin TS, Xu D, Thia
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...s post diagnosis. This case study illustrated a patient who presented with motor, emotional and cognitive impairments as a result of HD. Patient specific pr
...orge Huntington in 1872, HD typically has an adult onset with irreversible motor, affective, and cognitive symptoms over the duration of the disease. <ref n
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As impairments of strength and motor control change, it may threaten the patients ability to remain safely at ho
...administered by a caregiver. Situations with issues such as balance, tone, coordination or medical conditions such as cardiopulmonary and orthopaedic conditions wo
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...ipation of the patient is required for the changes in the CNS to occur and motor learning to take place. Positioning is used widely to prevent the developme
...as well as inhibitory neuronal activity in the antagonistic muscle. Three motor effects achieved through muscle vibration have been identified;
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...is a mild brain injury that is commonly seen in events such as sports and motor vehicle accidents. After the initial injury, symptoms such as headache and
==== [[Vestibular Oculomotor Motor Screening (VOMS) Assessment|Vestibular-Oculomotor Screening (VOMS) Test]] =
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...combination of several successively arranged joints constituting a complex motor unit.”
*They required grading, coordination and sequential muscle activation, co-contraction and proprioceptive feedbac
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...he patient can look at to adjust their [[Kegel's Exercise : Females|muscle coordination]], and the practitioner can adjust the verbal cueing given.<ref name=":1" /
...lonic motility. This is particularly important in the morning when colonic motor activity is highest.
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...otice that the expiratory phase is shortened. This problem arises when the coordination and co-activation between the transverses and the diaphragm is missing. The
... Figure 2: type A <ref name="Janda">Janda V. Muscles and motor control in low back pain: Assessment and management. In: Twomey Lt. Physica
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*Motor symptoms: spasticity, spasms, ataxia, impaired balance and gait.
...s such as decreased hand-eye coordination, [[balance]], [[gait]], and fine motor skills because the brain has difficulty sending information to the nerves a
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== Coordination and Reaction Time Tests ==
This test measures coordination<ref name=":6">Viran S, Canli U, Cem KU. [https://www.researchgate.net/publi
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...s not a good indicator on which to base sport developmental models because motor, cognitive and social skills progress at different rates, independent of ag
...es and tendons have time to stretch and develop the necessary strength and coordination to control this new longer bone. This can lead to awkwardness in a child’
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...ch-language pathologist and social worker. The patient’s outcomes for fine motor tasks were significantly reduced one year later; however, indirect measures
...enting unwanted activation of movement from being generated in the primary motor cortex<ref name=":1" />, see '''figure 1''' the indirect pathway in red.
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...With further progression, night pain, hand weakness, decreased fine motor coordination,decreased grip strength, clumsiness, reduced wrist mobility and thenar atro
'''May include testing for sensory and motor deficits and evidence of thenar wasting. There are several special tests wi
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...and findings due to intrinsic damage to the spinal cord itself. Numbness, coordination and gait issues, grip weakness and bowel and bladder complaints with associ
...msiness, resulting in the inability to complete tasks requiring fine motor coordination (e.g., buttoning a shirt, tying shoelaces, picking up small objects)
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...name="p12">Roussel et al., “Altered breathing patterns during lumbopelvic motor control tests in chronic low back pain: a case–control study”, European
...f name="p1">Roussel et al., “Altered breathing patterns during lumbopelvic motor control tests in chronic low back pain: a case–control study”, European
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...ontribute to the overall level of intelligence, i.e., cognitive, language, motor, and social abilities’’.<ref>World health organization. Chapter V. http
...ifficulties refers to conditions such as dyslexia, dyspraxia/developmental coordination disorder, dyscalculia and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).'
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* Delayed motor development
...ed, leading to abnormal postures. <ref name="p0" />(Level of Evidence: 2C) Coordination and balance exercises may improve proprioception. Exercise onboard balance
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...rtain areas of the brain (before or after birth) that control movement and coordination. Every child diagnosed with CP will have unique signs and symptoms. Each ca
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* Motor control strategies
** Assess responsiveness, lift, range of motion, strength, endurance and coordination
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...nifested in psychomotor slowness, poor balance, weakness, and overall slow motor function, impacting their ability to complete daily activities. The purpose
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...Rood Approach, theoretically based on the Reflex and Hierarchical Model of Motor Control, developed by Margaret Rood in the 1950s, provides the origin
...wareness may be improved by joint compression which will lead to enhancing motor control. Receptors in joints and muscles are involved with the awareness of
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...detailed history of symptoms and physical exam, with a focus on sensation, motor strength, reflexes, and gait.<ref name=":0" />
...arrowing, leading to [[gait]] disturbance, lower extremity weakness, and [[Coordination Exercises|ataxia]].
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.... The scoring is based on the best eye-opening response (1-4 points), best motor response (1-6points) and best verbal response (1-5 points) with the cutoff
|Loss of coordination or balance
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* Stage 4 - Retraining of coordination and motor skills
|Exercise, coordination and increased thinking
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...oprioceptive signal, delaying or causes errors in [[Coordination Exercises|coordination]] of the muscles response. The dynamic stabilizing mechanism is thus alter
* [[Motor Control Changes and Pain|Motor control]] training of specific muscles during functional activities (rotato
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...increased bone strength, endurance, strength, and muscle tone. Balance and coordination will improve, as will a decrease in the risk of injury. Thus, making activi
...nhances explosive power and speed. Improves neuromuscular coordination and motor unit recruitment. "Can complement other training programs to enhance overal
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...weakness.<ref name=":0" /> The term "global effects" relates to the entire motor system compensating for a localised lack of stabilisation by altering movem
...er, an in-depth assessment of range of motion, strength, muscle length and coordination is required to determine specific hip joint limitations.<ref name=":5">Hein
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* Regain motor control and pelvic floor coordination
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* Training of the core involves the coordination of both sensory and motor inputs, comprising of:
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...ation. The first group of patients presents with a central phenotype, with motor signs, allodynia, and glove/stocking-like sensory deficits. The second clus
CRPS is clinically characterised by sensory, autonomic, and motor disturbances. The table below shows an overview of these characteristics. <
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...of motor function, change to deep tendon reflexes, and assessment of upper motor neuron lesions.
...or neuron tests (Babinski, Hoffman, and Clonus) were negative, while lower motor neuron reflex tests (triceps, biceps, patellar, Achilles) were all normal (
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...mbar spine, herniated disc can present with symptoms including sensory and motor abnormalities limited to specific myotome. History in these patients shoul
*[[proprioception]]/[[Coordination Exercises|coordination]]/[[Balance Boards|balance]] (medicine ball and [[Balance Boards|wobble/til
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* spasms/uncontrolled movements; poor coordination;
...at the end of the spinal canal, which can affect conduction of sensory and motor signals across the site of the lesion. There are two types of spinal cord
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...ovements. It is considered the most common outcome after "noncatastrophic" motor vehicle accidents.<ref>Walton DM, Elliott JM. An Integrated Model of Chroni
...CPR to be reproducible and accurate when used following whiplash due to a motor vehicle collision<ref>Ritchie C, Hendrikz J, Jull G, Elliott J, Sterling M.
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...t, including the effect of gravity, and properly choosing and carrying out motor plans for gait or postural reflexes in the absence of primary sensorimotor
...ng balance training], [https://www.physio-pedia.com/Coordination_Exercises coordination training], [https://www.physio-pedia.com/Gait gait] training, [https://www.
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...racture]] -''' This injury usually occurs from a high energy injury like a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. The talus has a tenuous blood sup
...s and movement patterns that will increasingly challenge the neuromuscular coordination of the injured athlete.<ref name=":1" />
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* Difficulty with fine motor skills including pen holding when filling out a form.
<u>Coordination Tests:</u>
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** This phase “is the interaction of pre-oral motor, cognitive, pyschosocial and somataesthetic elements which begin the swallo
...atsuo K, Palmer JB. [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2749282/ Coordination of mastication, swallowing and breathing]. Jpn Dent Sci Rev. 2009;45(1):31-
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...th disease is a common progressive form of peripheral neuropathy affecting motor and sensory systems. This fictional case study presents a 23-year-old male
...different subtypes common symptoms may include altered sensation, impaired motor function and atrophy beginning in the distal lower extremity (feet, ankles)
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...ity of the lumbopelvic area has to established by proper motor control and coordination.
** Aimed at improving motor control and stability through improving force closure of the pelvis
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...s, including the Emergency Response Frameworks (Standards and Guidelines); Coordination Mechanisms, and the Emergency Medical Team Accreditation Process so that on
* Motor Function
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...y preventing the release of acetylcholine from the presynaptic axon of the motor endplate.<ref name="Crowner" /> This treatment is now the first line therap
...tric muscle contractions, [[Coordination Exercises|exercises for improving coordination, balance, and perception]], and [[Stretching- an Evidence Based Guide|stret
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...aravlic AH, Pisot R, Marusic U. Specific and general adaptations following motor imagery practice focused on muscle strength in total knee arthroplasty reha
* Speed, precision, neurological coordination
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...ational age, and they can suckle and remove some milk from about 31 weeks. Coordination of suckling, swallowing and breathing appears between 32 and 35 weeks of pr
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...nerve-injured, but the Sunderland Classification was correlated with final motor and final sensory scores highlighting that those with more severe initial i
...s, including the Emergency Response Frameworks (Standards and Guidelines); Coordination Mechanisms, and the Emergency Medical Team Accreditation Process so that on
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The primary conditions affected by CP are motor impairments, such as:
...uscle dyssynergia which leads to an unsteady gait and difficulty with fine motor tasks. It affects 5-10% of cerebral palsy cases.
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...n described as pricking or burning, or an “electric sensation”. Autonomic, motor, and occasionally cranial nerve involvement can less commonly occur. Typica
...scranial magnetic stimulation, transcranial direct current stimulation, or motor cortex stimulation.<ref name=":0" />
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...professionals are well educated on stroke impairments such as sensory and motor deficits, impaired balance, gait dysfunction, decreased independence with a
'''Motor Function Assessment'''
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...njured Knee Dislocation|multi-ligament knee injuries]]), usually caused by motor vehicle accidents.<ref name=":0">Schulz MS, Russe K, Weiler A, Eichhorn HJ,
...arflexion<ref name=":0" />. This often occurs as dashboard injuries during motor vehicle accidents and results in posterior translation of the tibia. Hyper-
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...It keeps them active, improves their general condition, balance and motor coordination and prevents further disablement. Social activities and sport also promote
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...low-load program of craniocervical flexion exercise focusing especially on motor control of the deep neck flexors has been shown through clinical trials to
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...f symptoms. Symptoms may be associated with a specific incident, such as a motor vehicle accident, or simply moving "strangely". Pain is usually unilateral
|Neck pain with movement coordination impairments
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...an also refer to sensory and / or speech or language symptoms. There is no motor weakness and it develops gradually. Each symptom typically lasts no longer
...ski Sign|Babinski]], clonus, [[ataxia]] as well as photophobia, sensory or motor system disturbance, fainting, and the five Ds may be present:<ref name=":2"
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# Has complete loss of motor function (bladder and bowel function are usually also lost)
...nts and support mobility until the patient regains sufficient strength and coordination to be independently ambulatory. They should be constructed of a durable yet
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*** Has more refined motor coordination to perform specific tasks
...contraction before training.<ref>Pucci AR, Griffin L, Cafarelli E. Maximal motor unit firing rates during isometric resistance training in men. Experimental
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...presentation is migraine with aura, including motor weakness and impaired coordination. Prodromal symptoms include numbness of the face and arm that may spread to
...as well as pain. Familial hemiplegic migraine has an effect on sensory and motor activity on one side of the body. ☃☃There is also a small percentage of
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...Carcia CR, Carroll LA, Kivlan BR, Carreira D. Ankle stability and movement coordination impairments: lateral ankle ligament sprains revision 2021: clinical practic
...atient is able to confidently perform static and dynamic balance and motor coordination exercises<ref>Stojanović E, Terrence Scanlan A, Radovanović D, Jakovljevi
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...Education and Recreation. 2020 May 27;42(1):1-1.</ref> Strategies include coordination exercises from simple to complex and predictable to unpredictable environme
* Motor learning strategies<ref name=":8" /><ref>Khalaj N, Vicenzino B, Smith MD. H
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...obility, postural alignment, coordination, [[proprioception]], balance and motor control. Given the specific condition of pregnant women and the variations
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...and improved function in chronic neck pain in the short term for eye-neck coordination exercises.<ref name="Revel 1994">Revel M, Minguet M, Gergoy P, Vaillant J,
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...ning is recommended 2-3 days per week. Motor skills like balance, agility, coordination and proprioception should be trained. It could be argued that this may be e
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...be implemented focusing on coordination, catching and throwing to focus on motor skill development.
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...ions are also diminished on the left side. The patient scored a Stage 3 of motor recovery on the [[Chedoke-McMaster Stroke Assessment|Chedoke McMaster Strok
Stage 3 of Motor Recovery: Increased Spasticity (UE)
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...5. doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(10)61156-7 </ref>. Specifically, upper and lower motor neurons are destroyed which results in various devastating symptoms such as
..., the disease begins by affecting the distal limbs and spreads through the motor system, leading to a lack of control over the musculoskeletal system<ref na
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Conservative treatment includes rest, adequate stimulation for motor activity, regular physical activity, muscle strengthening, analgesic medica
...training aims to enhance core stability by strengthening and improving the coordination between the abdominal and back muscles.<ref>Brox JI, Sorensen R, Friis A. R
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...meningeal sac; location: cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and/or sacral spine; motor deficits are less likely than with myelomeningocele; structural brain anoma
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...noted as a measure of injury severity and amnesia); A variety of immediate motor phenomena (eg, tonic posturing) or convulsive movements may accompany a con
...docks’ questions, symptom evaluation, cognitive screen, physical, balance, coordination, delayed recall and neck examination. Pre-season baseline measurements can
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...arch&utm_campaign=ongoing_internal neurodegenerative disease] of the upper motor neurons (UMN) and is characterized by progressive muscle weakness and stiff
...the motor cortex and corticospinal tracts will ensue with no loss of lower motor neurons (LMN) or disruption to the anterior horn cells <ref name=":2">Turne
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...muscle fatigue, and other soft-tissue damage, causing impairment of motor coordination and control as well as increased mechanical stress on ligaments and interve
...e lengths, greater lumbar paraspinal activation, and reduced thorax/pelvic coordination. <ref name=":12" /> However, the authors were unable to report if these cha
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...ng depends on the integration of afferent sensory stimulation and efferent motor control for movement.<ref name="prinsen" /> In order to perform daily activ
...arrer H, Svensson P. The influence of low back pain on muscle activity and coordination during gait: a clinical and experimental study. Pain 1996;64:231-240.</ref>
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...ilateral upper extremity symptoms or occasional loss of balance or lack of coordination in the lower extremities?
*Upper Motor Neuron [[Reflexes]] (Hoffman, [[Babinski Sign|Babinski]], Clonus)
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...t pattern to protect the painful structures, which will in turn change the motor control of the shoulder, reducing the range of motion, and gradually stiffe
=== Rational for Motor Control Exercises ===
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* Fatigue – Fatigue leads to loss of motor control, especially with the landing phase of a jump.
==== '''''Part III: Movement coordination, deceleration, cutting, and plyometric training''''' ====
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...of forces acting upon the patella, which would result in poor movement and coordination of the knee, and possible tracking of the patella. In such a case, if the v
...ved strengthening of the lower limb and core muscles, exercises to improve motor control, and advice on running gait, symptom management, and a training reg
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...that has some characteristics similar to Parkinson's, such as balance and motor control deficits, we predict that tai chi and qi gong will also be benefici
* Self-reported decrease in balance and coordination when working around the farm, Patient reports that he has stopped walking d
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* '''Improving Balance and Coordination:''' Maintaining balance and coordinating movements can pose significant cha
...thoses can have a positive impact on gait parameters and can improve gross motor function, especially in children with spastic CP.<ref>Hudson D, Michalowski
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...y loss, reflexes, active examination, ... Gait troubles, loss of function, coordination issues and symptoms consistent with relative progression, are all important
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...s, including the Emergency Response Frameworks (Standards and Guidelines), Coordination Mechanisms, and the Emergency Medical Team Accreditation Process ensuring t
...y include tissue swelling, pain, redness or skin pallor, paresthesia, and motor impairment.<ref name=":0" /> Benefits from an early amputation vs fasciotom
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* Difficulties with motor coordination and planning may be linked to proprioception issues.<ref name=":7">Chu VWT.
...oprioception can occur in conditions such as cerebral palsy, developmental coordination disorder, autism spectrum disorder, and in children with joint hypermobilit
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* '''''Physical or Movement Problems''''' such as impaired motor control; reduced range of movement; reduced [[balance]], [[Strength Traini
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* '''Motor control training:''' Trunk coordination exercises and dynamic lumbar strengthening<ref name=":0" />
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...found significantly more altered breathing patterns during performance of motor testing.
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...about willingness to move, ability to follow instructions, attention span, coordination, and muscle strength. It can also identify movements that cause pain and th
...ashfufa E, Aini N, Marta OFD. The Effect of Nursing Range of Motion on the Motor Function of Patients with Impaired Physical Mobility. FJST 2023, 2(2).
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...ot. Also, weak hips can lead to faulty biomechanics and [[Lower Limb Motor Coordination|lower limb]] alignment. These all can put the dancer at higher risk of inju
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...risk of falls should incorporate physical activity to improve balance and coordination at least 2 days per week
...lassification of chronic low back pain disorders: maladaptive movement and motor control impairments as underlying mechanism. Manual therapy, 10(4), 242-255
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*Loss of coordination
...ces. 1994; 21(1):9-14.</ref>. MS sufferers experience both cognitive and motor fatigue<ref>Bigland-Ritchie B, Rice CL, Garland SJ, Walsh ML. Task-dependen
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* The natural [[Ageing Effects on Motor Control|ageing]] process<ref name=":1" />.
...he ankle, later it is focused on increasing the muscle strength and muscle coordination. A return to activities should be expected at 4-6 months of therapy, but th
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...hold stretch, and scapular side-lying distraction tonic and phasic muscle coordination<ref name=":10" />
...f muscle recruitment patterns in order to improve strength, endurance, and motor control.<ref>Robert C. Manske, Meggan Grant-Nierman,Brennen Lucas [https://
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...ponents of the neurological screen and the key features of upper and lower motor neurone lesions
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...Effects of experimentally induced mental and physical stress on trapezius motor unit recruitment. Work & Stress 2002; 16:2:166-178.</ref>.
...sky G, Loisel P. A literature review describing the role of return-to-work coordination trial programs and interventions designed to prevent workplace disability.
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