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Pilates Training vs General Exercise for Fall Prevention in Healthy Individuals >55 Years Old

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May 2021

Pilates Training vs General Exercise for Fall Prevention in Healthy Individuals >55 Years Old

Vol: 35| Issue: 1| Number:2| ISSN#: 2564-2537
Study Type:Therapy
OE Level Evidence:1
Journal Level of Evidence:1

Physical exercise and prevention of falls. Effects of a Pilates training method compared with a general physical activity program: A randomized controlled trial

Medicine (Baltimore). 2021 Apr 2;100(13): e25289.

Contributing Authors:
A Patti D Zangla FN Sahin S Cataldi G Lavanco A Palma F Fischietti

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Forty-six healthy elderly patients were randomized to receive 13 weeks of either Pilates training (n=23) or general exercise training (n=23) for the improvement of physical ability and reduction of fall risk. Outcomes of interest included the hand grip test for strength, the Berg Balance Scale, and posturography analyses via the Romberg test with the eyes open (length of sway path; ellipse surface...

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