A5026961010- Heart Rate Variability and Autonomic Control
- Balance, Gait, and Falls Prevention
- Scoliosis diagnosis and treatment
- Myofascial pain diagnosis and treatment
- Muscle activation and electromyography studies
- Cerebral Palsy and Movement Disorders
- Technology and Human Factors in Education and Health
- Physical Education and Training Studies
Northern (Arctic) Federal University
2019-2024
Objective — The goal of our study was to establish the relationship between postural balance and heart rate variability (HRV) in elderly women with falls syndrome. Material Methods conducted on120 aged 60-74 YO. group included syndrome who experienced two or more during year (n=60), while comparison consisted without (n=60). Postural assessment performed via computerized stabilometric complex Balance Master®, NeuroCom, Natus Medical, USA. state autonomic nervous system assessed by...
Aim. The article deals with determining the features of cerebral energy metabolism in young people at different stages adaptation Arctic region. Materials and methods. level permanent brain direct current potentials (DCP) was measured 146 people: 93 born permanently living region 53 migrants new climatic conditions for first months. study conducted by using a “Neuro-KM” 12-channel hardware-software complex topographic mapping electrical activity. DCP were recorded unipolar leads according to...
Objective ― The goal of our study was to compare mobility vs. cognitive function and quality life in middle-aged older women, both fallers non-fallers. Material Methods A total 246 healthy community-dwelling women 55-74 YO participated this study. They were distributed among two subgroups: (1) (n=95) (2) non-fallers (n=151). Fallers had falls the past 12 months, while did not. Walking tests performed using Balance Master® posturography system. Trait anxiety state assessed by...
Objective — The goal of our study was to evaluate the contribution central and autonomic nervous systems maintenance postural balance in elderly. Material Methods ― This included 120 healthy women 60-74 YO living community. They were distributed among two subgroups: (1) fallers (n=60) (2) non-fallers (n=60). Fallers had falls past 12 months, while none. Walk tests performed using Balance Master® posturography machine (NeuroCom, Natus, USA). state system assessed by Geodesic 300 EEG (GSN;...