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Effects Of Sleep Deprivation With 110-Minute Rest Period On Postural Control In Young Adults

Hayden, 2017

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Abstract Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP) is used by many different professionals as an objective tool to measure different aspects of postural control. For audiologists, CDP is used to assess the vestibular system and its interactions with the …
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