期刊刊名：南開學報 　 卷期：12卷1期

篇名出版日期：2015年6月1日

作者：紀偉民,王靜宜,陳立元,何應瑞,吳碧容,陳建宏,Wei-Min Chi, Ching-Yi Wang, Li-Yuan Chen, Ying-Jui Ho, Pi-Jung Wu, Jian-Horng Chen

語言：English

關鍵字：morning activity, sensory organization test, unilateral stance test,晨間活動,感覺整合測試,單腳站立測試

被點閱次數：3次

閱讀時間：143sec

摘要：
This study investigated whether Yuan Ji Dance (YJD) helps to preserve balance function in middle aged and elderly populations. This study recruited 90 community-dwelling subjects (age 53-78) included a YJD group of 43 subjects with an average 2.7 years YJD and a control group of 47 healthy subjects with no history of YJD or regular practice of other exercises. From two-way (2x2) ANOVA test, This study compared the balance control of YJD pactitioner with subjects without YJD experience, and compared each group’s subdomain middle age with elderly subjects.This study used sensory organization test (SOT) and unilateral stance test (UST) to investigate the balance control (e.g. somatosensory, visual, and vestibular conditions) for all subjects by the Smart Balance Master System.UST was significantly associated with age, but age had no significant interacting effects on exercise. The UST showed significant effects in the elderly and middle-aged subjects in the control group, but not the YJD group. Additionally, YJD showed significant main effects on performance of the eyes-opened and eyes-closed UST, but age had no significant interacting effects on exercise.The data show that YJD practitioner has a better vestibular function and a better standing balance control.

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