Stabilometric Assesment Of Postural Changes Induced By Spine Orthoses In A Geriatric Population

The use of spine orthoses in vertebral fractures of frailty in the adult-elderly population always poses problems of appropriate choice of the same as a function of the control of patients' balance. The vertebral fracture conjugated to the use of external devices modifying the posture can lead to negative effects, starting from the patient's poor compliance. The study of the equilibrium with dynamic platform represents a moment of validation of the appropriateness of the corset, even if temporarily carried. This has implications also for the rehabilitation of these patients after surgery.