Moraca GAG, Beretta VS, dos Santos PCR, Nóbrega-Sousa P, Orcioli-Silva D, Vitório R, Gobbi LTB. Center of pressure responses to unpredictable external perturbations indicate low accuracy in predicting fall risk in people with Parkinson’s disease. European Journal of Neuroscience. 2021;53:2901–2911. DOI 10.1111/ejn.15143
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DOI: 10.1111/ejn.15143
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Moraca GAG, Beretta VS, dos Santos PCR, Nóbrega-Sousa P, Orcioli-Silva D, Vitório R, Gobbi LTB. Center of pressure responses to unpredictable external perturbations indicate low accuracy in predicting fall risk in people with Parkinson’s disease. European Journal of Neuroscience. 2021;53:2901–2911. DOI 10.1111/ejn.15143
Conditions: COND-PD Parkinson’s disease
Scoped audit evidence
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Parkinson’s disease — balance
- access status: original_accepted_manuscript_PDF
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Original accepted-manuscript PDF recovered from the authors’ UNESP institutional repository. Methods, Results and Table 2 independently compared, with visual Table 2 inspection: 86 initially recruited; ten incomplete follow-ups plus one low-MMSE exclusion; 75 analysed, 29 fallers over 12 months with weekly contact. AccuGait 200 Hz; five posterior perturbations among 15 randomized 20-second trials; 5 cm at 15 cm/s; barefoot, pelvic-width stance, harness. Three simultaneous-entry Cox models each adjusted for age, sex, UPDRS III, MMSE and H&Y, without prior falls. Late-range HR 1.45 (1.01–2.09), p=.046; standalone AUC .58 (.45–.72), p=.203. No independent validation reported. This supersedes earlier abstract-only limitations for these clauses. Source locator: Original accepted manuscript PDF pp 5–9; Table 2 p 21, visually checked Limit: Accepted manuscript, not publisher version of record. Source prose gives peak model-2 p=.27 whereas Table 2 gives .092; this discrepancy does not affect the reported late-range result. Copyright original retained privately.
Earlier audit check 1 (historical evidence record). Its access limitations are superseded wherever the latest check above explicitly closes them. Retained for the distinct components and provenance, not as a current access statement.
Balance P147–148/P184: primaryabstractconfirms75/29fallers/46nonfallers,12months,5posteriortranslations,early/lateCoP and3modelsincludingclinical/cognitive measures,lateCoPrangep.046andAUC.58. Source locator: Official indexed abstract archived source evidence Limit: ExactHR1.45(1.01–2.09),AUCinterval.45–.72,86recruited/10lost/1cognitive exclusion,weeklycontact,200Hz/15trials/20sec/5cm/15cmsec/barefoot/harness,width,5covariatesandnohistoryadjustment not independentlyverified. PublicauthorPDF403/webcachemiss.
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Parkinson’s disease — balance1
- access status: original_accepted_manuscript_PDF
Latest listed audit check, current for its stated components. Later recovery/refinement here supersedes earlier access limitations only where explicitly stated; it does not resolve unrelated source contradictions.
Original accepted-manuscript PDF recovered from the authors’ UNESP institutional repository. Methods, Results and Table 2 independently compared, with visual Table 2 inspection: 86 initially recruited; ten incomplete follow-ups plus one low-MMSE exclusion; 75 analysed, 29 fallers over 12 months with weekly contact. AccuGait 200 Hz; five posterior perturbations among 15 randomized 20-second trials; 5 cm at 15 cm/s; barefoot, pelvic-width stance, harness. Three simultaneous-entry Cox models each adjusted for age, sex, UPDRS III, MMSE and H&Y, without prior falls. Late-range HR 1.45 (1.01–2.09), p=.046; standalone AUC .58 (.45–.72), p=.203. No independent validation reported. This supersedes earlier abstract-only limitations for these clauses. Source locator: Original accepted manuscript PDF pp 5–9; Table 2 p 21, visually checked Limit: Accepted manuscript, not publisher version of record. Source prose gives peak model-2 p=.27 whereas Table 2 gives .092; this discrepancy does not affect the reported late-range result. Copyright original retained privately.
Earlier audit check 1 (historical evidence record). Its access limitations are superseded wherever the latest check above explicitly closes them. Retained for the distinct components and provenance, not as a current access statement.
Balance P147–148/P184: primaryabstractconfirms75/29fallers/46nonfallers,12months,5posteriortranslations,early/lateCoP and3modelsincludingclinical/cognitive measures,lateCoPrangep.046andAUC.58. Source locator: Official indexed abstract archived source evidence Limit: ExactHR1.45(1.01–2.09),AUCinterval.45–.72,86recruited/10lost/1cognitive exclusion,weeklycontact,200Hz/15trials/20sec/5cm/15cmsec/barefoot/harness,width,5covariatesandnohistoryadjustment not independentlyverified. PublicauthorPDF403/webcachemiss.
Limitations: Only scoped comparisons, not whole-paper certification.
Reports citing this source
- Standing balance assessment and prognosis in Parkinson’s disease · reference 8 · original reference
- Standing balance assessment and prognosis in Parkinson’s disease · reference 8 · original reference
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