METHOD FOR STABILOMETRICAL EXAMINATION OF NEURAL INDIVIDUAL'S UPRIGHT ADJUSTMENT

摘要

FIELD: medicine.;SUBSTANCE: invention refers to sports medicine, therapeutic exercises, physical rehabilitation, and enables explaining the nervous system response to an individual's ability to keep an upright. The method consists in measuring an average velocity of a common pressure centre (CPC) of a person being tested on a force plate, calculating a equilibrium function value (EFV) and a mean cross-amplitude-frequency characteristics of the 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd spectral deviation analysis maxima in frontal and saggital plates (cross-AFC_{6 max horizontal}) of the common pressure centre (CPC) as shown by the stabilometrical examination. A value characterising the neural upright adjustment is a length of the neural upright adjustment, standard ms, which is described as a relation of the equilibrium function value, standard units, to the average cross-AFC_{6 max horizontal}, (mm*Hz)^1/2.;EFFECT: method enables deriving the quantitative measure of the individual's neural system in keeping the vertical body balance.;1 ex, 1 tbl