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Perturbation-based balance training protocols for individuals with a neurological condition: A literature review
People with physiological impairments associated with neurological conditions have an increased risk of falling, compared to healthy age matched individuals. This is caused by an impaired balance which leads to failing to recover after a postural perturbation resulting in a fall. Perturbation-based
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