The association between physical characteristics of the ankle joint and the mobility performance in elderly people with type 2 diabetes mellitus

Keyphrases

• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) 100%
• Elderly People 100%
• Physical Characteristics 100%
• Ankle Joint 100%
• Mobility Performance 100%
• Older Adults 42%
• Joint Proprioception 42%
• Timed Up-and-go Test 42%
• Peak Torque 28%
• Plantar Flexors 28%
• Ankle Dorsiflexion 28%
• Active Ankle 28%
• Weight-bearing Lunge Test 28%
• Older Adults with Diabetes 28%
• Copyright 14%
• Demographic Data 14%
• Regression Analysis 14%
• Stiffness 14%
• Ankle 14%
• Body Mass Index 14%
• Body Mass 14%
• CYBEX 14%
• Ankle Plantar Flexors 14%
• Ankle Strength 14%
• Without Diabetes 14%
• Plantar Flexor Strength 14%
• Ankle Dorsiflexors 14%
• Dynamometer 14%
• Physical Mobility 14%
• Control Population 14%
• Joint Range 14%
• Proprioception Sense 14%
• Test Distance 14%
• Dorsiflexors 14%
• Mobility Assessment 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young 100%
• Ankle Joint 100%
• Proprioception 42%
• Diabetes 42%
• Timed Up and Go Test 42%
• Weight Bearing 28%
• Muscle Strength 14%
• Body Mass Index 14%
• Physical Mobility 14%
• Population Dynamics 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Non Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus 100%
• Timed Up and Go Test 75%
• Body Mass 50%
• Dynamometer 50%
• Rigidity 25%
• Muscle Strength 25%
• Physical Mobility 25%