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Effect of Balance Training Program on Patient with Balance Deficits Due to Uncontrolled Diabetes with Neuropathy

Anees G. Saleh, Ashraf H. Mohammed

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Abstract

The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of balance training program on patients with type one un controlled diabetes with neuropathy . Thirty subjects shared in this study assumed two equal groups, fifteen were normal (GI) and fifteen with type one uncontrolled diabetes with neuropathy (GII), Assessent was done by Biodex balance system via the dynamic balance test which including anteroposterior, mediolatoral and overall stability index. Group II was trained for two months. The results revealed that there was no significant difference between the balance parameters in the second group post treatment than pre treatment,this indicates that there was no improvement in balance in GII after receiving the balance training program. It can be concluded that performing balance training program does not improve balance in type one uncontrolled diabetic subjects.

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The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of balance training program on patients with type one un controlled diabetes with neuropathy . Thirty subjects shared in this study assumed two equal groups, fifteen were normal (GI) and fifteen with type one uncontrolled diabetes with neuropathy (GII), Assessent was done by Biodex balance system via the dynamic balance test which including anteroposterior, mediolatoral and overall stability index. Group II was trained for two months. The results revealed that there was no significant difference between the balance parameters in the second group post treatment than pre treatment,this indicates that there was no improvement in balance in GII after receiving the balance training program. It can be concluded that performing balance training program does not improve balance in type one uncontrolled diabetic subjects.

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The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of balance training program on patients with type one un controlled diabetes with neuropathy . Thirty subjects shared in this study assumed two equal groups, fifteen were normal (GI) and fifteen with type one uncontrolled diabetes with neuropathy (GII), Assessent was done by Biodex balance system via the dynamic balance test which including anteroposterior, mediolatoral and overall stability index. Group II was trained for two months. The results revealed that there was no significant difference between the balance parameters in the second group post treatment than pre treatment,this indicates that there was no improvement in balance in GII after receiving the balance training program. It can be concluded that performing balance training program does not improve balance in type one uncontrolled diabetic subjects.

Key concepts: Balance (ability), Medicine, Dynamic balance, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Balance training, Physical therapy, Type 2 diabetes, Balance test

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