Parkinson’s Disease / 2012 / Article / Tab 2 / Review Article
Exercise and Motor Training in People with Parkinson's Disease: A Systematic Review of Participant Characteristics, Intervention Delivery, Retention Rates, Adherence, and Adverse Events in Clinical Trials Table 2 Dropout reasons when related to the intervention.
First author and year Dropout reason Number of participants Allen 2010 Did not want to do the intervention 1 Ashburn 2007 Falls (but not during intervention) 1 Blackinton 2002 Safety concerns 1 Braun 2011 Imagery too confronting 1 Burini 2006 Poor adherence to exercise; 2 back pain 1 de Bruin 2010 No access to necessary equipment 1 Dereli 2010 Did not want to do the intervention 1
Hackney 2008 (also as [54 ]) Exercise not intense enough; 1 transport problems 2
Hackney 2009 (also as [54 ]) Knee pain; 1 transport problems 2 Hackney 2010 Travel distance; 2 classes too fatiguing; 1 lack of interest 1 Hirsch 2003 Inguinal hernia 1 Kurtais 2008 Poor adherence to exercise 1 Sage 2009 Time commitment 4 Schmitz-Hubsch 2006 Uncomfortable in the group; 1 uncomfortable with Qigong 1 Smania 2010 Uncooperative 4 Stallibrass 2002 Could not travel 1 Yang 2010 Low motivation; 1 transport problems 1