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Review

Spotlight on postural control in patients with multiple sclerosis

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Pages 25-34 | Published online: 03 Apr 2018

Figures & data

Figure 1 Schematic of postural control and its alterations in MS.

Abbreviation: MS, multiple sclerosis.
Figure 1 Schematic of postural control and its alterations in MS.

Figure 2 Consequences of postural control deficit in multiple sclerosis.

Figure 2 Consequences of postural control deficit in multiple sclerosis.

Table 1 Case–control studies exploring the incidence of fall-related fractures and injuries in patients with multiple sclerosis

Table 2 Clinical scales currently used to assess postural control and balance in multiple sclerosis

Figure 3 Statokinesigrams collected by one healthy volunteer, one patient who did not report any fall and one patient who reported three accidental falls within the last 3 months.

Abbreviation: MS, multiple sclerosis.
Figure 3 Statokinesigrams collected by one healthy volunteer, one patient who did not report any fall and one patient who reported three accidental falls within the last 3 months.

Figure 4 Patterns of cognitive-postural interference based on the reciprocal DTC of balance and cognition.

Note: The asterisk indicates no interference.
Abbreviation: DTC, dual-task cost.
Figure 4 Patterns of cognitive-postural interference based on the reciprocal DTC of balance and cognition.

Table 3 List of medications potentially affecting postural control in multiple sclerosis