The Use of Computer-Assisted Home Exercises to Preserve Physical Function after a Vestibular Rehabilitation Program: A Randomized Controlled Study

Table 1

Participant characteristics at baseline, that is, termination of supervised training in outpatient clinic.

Variables	Mitii group ()	Control group ()
Women, (%)	17 (57)	19 (63)
Age	76.39 ± 7.63	78.93 ± 6.58
Duration of dizziness, months	61.50 ± 52.25	69.66 ± 47.38
Type of vestibular dysfunction, (%)
Peripheral	2 (7)	2 (7)
Mixed	4 (14)	6 (21)
Central	22 (79)	21 (72)
One-leg stand test (s)	11.90 ± 10.61	11.11 ± 10.66
Dynamic Gait Index (points)	17.68 ± 4.20	16.41 ± 3.89
Dizziness Handicap Inventory (points)	31.36 ± 19.78	35.27 ± 18.08
Motion Sensitivity Test (points)	15.43 ± 15.72	18.07 ± 22.00
Visual Analogue Scale (mm)	29.89 ± 2.06	30.17 ± 19.38
Chair Stand Test (rep)	13.00 ± 4.50	12.17 ± 2.88
Short Form-12 Physical Composite Score (points)	41.92 ± 13.12	38.91 ± 11.61
Short Form-12 Mental Composite Score (points)	56.05 ± 8.57	53.83 ± 9.45

Values with a plus/minus sign are means ± SD.
The intervention with a computerized training program.