Joseph W Eichenbaum
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, USA
Jiujiang Zhu
School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Wuyi University, China
Mervat N Wahba
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, USA
Jianqing Zhang
The University of China Agricultural, Beijing
Research Article
Published: May 24, 2024
Abstract: This Update Is Aimed At The Sensorimotor System: Concepts, Anatomy, Relationship Between The Visual, Somatosensory And Vestibular Systems In A Context Aimed At The Elderly Population. The Sensorimotor System Has Great Integration With Such Systems Related To The Ability To Capture Sensory Information And Take It To The Central Nervous System. Consequently, Motor Responses Are Generated Both To Destroy Movements And To Seek Protection Mechanisms That Tend To Reduce The Risk Of Falls For The Elderly. The Presence Of Internal, External And Socioeconomic Factors Can Affect The Competence Of The Sensory System In Capturing Sensory Information. Such Conditions Can Compromise The Quality Of Life, Prognosis And Physical Functionality Of The Elderly, Making Them Less Active And Participative In Their Own Lives. In This Study, Due Importance Is Given To The Sensorimotor System, Presenting The Complexity That Exists In Its Function Of Capturing Information, Conducting Neuromotor Mechanisms And Providing The Biomechanical Dynamism Necessary For The Senile Body To Position Itself Favorably In Space.
By Maria Da Graça C Vidal*
View e-Print
By Jonathan L Sweeney*
View e-Print
By Pitra Ariesta Shinta Dewi*
View e-Print
By Dr. Florian Heesch*
View e-Print.jpg)
.jpg)
By Karin Engelhart Jentzsch*
View e-Print
By Traore-Kissima Abdoulaye
View e-Print
By Abdullah A Alabdulgader
View e-Print
By Mohamed Ali Alhosani*
View e-Print.jpg)
By Safa Eldin Abaza*
View e-Print
a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Based on a work at www.irispublishers.com.
Best viewed in
| Privacy Policy
