期刊
MOVEMENT DISORDERS
卷 23, 期 15, 页码 2186-2193出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/mds.22201
关键词
parkinson's disease; proprioception; alternate muscle vibration; stabilometry; postural control
资金
- Italian Ministry of Education [PRIN 2003, 2003050011, FIRB 2001, RBNE01FJ4J]
- Italian Ministry of Health
Patients suffering from Parkinson's disease (PD) have difficulties with control of stance, postural changes, and walking, seemingly depending on problems in central integration of proprioceptive information. We tested the hypothesis that alternate vibration of postural muscles can induce cyclic medio-lateral or antero-posterior sway in PD, mimicking that accompanying body proggression during walking, thereby favoring the production of locomotor tasks. In 12 standing PD patients and I I healthy Subjects, we applied trains of vibratory stimuli, bilaterally in an alternating paradigm to soleus. tibialis,interior, or paravertebral muscles. The trains of stimuli were delivered at frequencies selected to be above, near, and below the normal walking rhythm. The displacement of the center of foot pressure (CoP) was recorded. In PD, sway area during unperturbed stance was just larger than in healthy subjects; shifts in CoP in response to vibration were preserved, regardless of the vibrated muscle pair; CoP oscillations along medio-lateral, but not antero-posterior direction, were coupled to the vibration trains; time to initiate and terminate the postural responses was normal. PD patients correctly integrate and exploit the vibration-induced proprioceptive inflow to produce body oscillations comparable to those occurring during walking. Vibratory Stimulation can be safely and easily employed to provoke rhythmic postural changes in PD. (C) 2008 Movement Disorder Society
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