EFFECT OF DIFFERENT MATERIALS ON FOAM PADS USED IN MODIFIED CLINICAL TEST OF SENSORY INTERACTION ON BALANCE (MCTSIB) FOR BALANCE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH VESTIBULAR DYSFUNCTION.
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mCTSIB, foam mat, artificial grass mat, vestibular dysfunction, balance.Abstract
Introduction Vestibular dysfunction affects a significant number of individuals, leading to dizziness and balance impairment. Population studies indicate that approximately 1.6% of individuals experience peripheral vestibular disorders. The Modified Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction on Balance (mCTSIB) is widely used to assess a patient’s dependence on sensory inputs for balance and to customize rehabilitation strategies accordingly.
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