Abstract des Autors

The popularity of the sensorimotor training is still growing. Nonetheless, the training is not yet fully investigated. Information given by the manufacturers, in the literature and the experience of physiotherapists will form the basis of physiotherapeutic interventions. For an integration of evidence based decision making a change in the approach of the therapy planning is needed. This can be achieved by the use of technical support systems. Therefore, the behavior of 32 test persons was investigated. Within two different setups several investigation scopes were analyzed. One scope was the influence of the laterality to the muscular activity during the training on the exerciser. Furthermore, the effects of the different equipment with regard to the information of the literature and the manufacturers were analyzed. Additionally, a detailed investigation of the muscular activity during the realization of tasks given by the physiotherapist was made. Also, a survey regarding the muscular strain during the training as well as the acceptance of the sensors was fulfilled. Finally, factors which have an influence on the progress of the training were identified and analyzed. The benefit and the necessity of technical support systems in the sensorimotor training was shown.