Research Article

Analysis of Trunk Rolling Performances by Mattress Mobility Detection System in Poststroke Patients: A Pilot Study

Table 2

Comparison of turning ability parameters between two directions.

Toward the paretic side
()
Toward the nonparetic side
()
value

Turn time (sec)6.11 (0.89)6.54 (1.04)0.063
TL (cm)15.99 (8.31)15.32 (7.10)0.616
Turn speed (cm/sec)2.55 (1.40)2.36 (1.11)0.415
Turn peak (sec)0.86 (0.56)1.34 (0.99)0.147
Turn force (kg⋅m/s2)67.04 (13.80)71.56 (16.22)0.144
Turn force/weight1.01 (0.16)1.09 (0.22)0.139
Turn peak/time0.14 (0.09)0.21 (0.17)0.229

Back time (sec)5.76 (0.77)5.51 (0.42)0.239
BL (cm)15.76 (8.29)14.96 (7.08)0.520
Back speed (cm/sec)2.84 (1.56)2.74 (1.32)0.709
Back peak (sec)1.62 (0.77)1.74 (0.58)0.546
Back force (kg⋅m/s2)66.99 (13.67)68.22 (13.48)0.387
Back force/weight1.01 (0.16)1.03 (0.14)0.363
Back peak/time0.27 (0.11)0.32 (0.10)0.209

Data are presented by mean and standard deviation.
The analyses were performed based on the paired -tests for the averaged turning ability parameters of the 10 measurements of each subjects.
Turn time: the time of turning; TL: distance between the centers of pressure before and after turning; turn speed: the speed of turning; turn peak: the time to peak counteraction; turn force: peak counteraction of turning; turn force/weight: the ratio of peak counteraction of turning to body weight; turn peak/time: the ratio of turn peak to turn time. Back time: time of turning back; BL: length of turning back of center of pressure; back speed: the speed of turning back; back peak time: the time of peak counteraction from turning back; back force, peak counteraction of turning back; back force/weight: the ratio of peak counteraction of turning back to body weight.