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Effect of equine-assisted therapy on the postural balance of the elderly

Araujo, Thais B., Silva, Nélida A., Costa, Juliana N., Pereira, Marcio M., Safons, Marisete P.·2011·Brazilian Journal of Physical Therapy
DOI 10.1590/s1413-35552011005000027
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  • Physical benefits of THR include improved sitting posture, motor function, postural balance, decreased muscle tension, improved balance and gait, and reduction of pain.

    “Physical benefits of THR include improved sitting posture [37], motor function [45], postural balance [35, 38], decreased muscle tension [38, 41], improved balance and gait [42], and reduction of pain [38, 46].”

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  • THR has been implemented in adults and older adults with a variety of physical impairments as well as defined physical and psychological disorders.

    “THR has been implemented in adults and older adults with a variety of physical impairments [35–37] as well as defined physical and psychological disorders.”

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Authors
Araujo, T. B., Silva, N. A., Costa, J. N., Pereira, M. M., & Safons, M. P.
Venue
Brazilian Journal of Physical Therapy
Publisher
FapUNIFESP (SciELO)
Published
2011-10
Volume
15
Issue
5
Pages
414-419
ISSN
1413-3555
DOI
10.1590/s1413-35552011005000027
Cited by
45
References
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Language
en

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