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Original Research

Efficacy of a trunk orthosis with joints providing resistive force on low-back load in elderly persons during static standing

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Pages 1413-1420 | Published online: 01 Sep 2015

Figures & data

Figure 1 Trunk ORF.

Notes: (A) Wearing ORF without resistive force on the chest, (B) wearing ORF with resistive force on the chest, (C) detail of link mechanism.

Abbreviation: ORF, orthosis with joints providing resistive force.

Figure 1 Trunk ORF.Notes: (A) Wearing ORF without resistive force on the chest, (B) wearing ORF with resistive force on the chest, (C) detail of link mechanism.Abbreviation: ORF, orthosis with joints providing resistive force.

Figure 2 Biomechanical effect of ORF while static standing.

Abbreviation: ORF, orthosis with joints providing resistive force.
Figure 2 Biomechanical effect of ORF while static standing.

Figure 3 Experimental conditions.

Notes: (A) Without an orthosis, (B) with the LSO, (C) with the ORF.
Abbreviations: ORF, orthosis with joints providing resistive force; LSO, lumbosacral orthosis.
Figure 3 Experimental conditions.

Figure 4 Positions of reflective markers and electrodes for electromyogram recording.

Notes: (A) Anterior surface, (B) posterior surface, (C) lateral surface.
Figure 4 Positions of reflective markers and electrodes for electromyogram recording.

Table 1 Mean and standard deviation for kinematic parameters in three standing conditions (N=15) and results of statistical analysis

Table 2 Mean and standard deviation for muscular activities in three standing conditions (N=15) and results of statistical analysis

Table 3 Mean and standard deviation for COP trajectory in three standing conditions (N=15) and results of statistical analysis