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Assessment of Balance in Individuals Suffering from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases
Background: COPD being a common preventable and treatable disease, in spite of which half a million people die every year in India. COPD being one of the leading cause of death in Maharashtra, compared to deaths due to ischemic heart diseases, stroke and diabetes all put together. Method ; 62 subjects suffering from COPD were screened, and 30 subjects meeting the inclusion - exclusion criteria were selected to be a part of the COPD group. 60 healthy subjects were screened and 30 subjects meeting the inclusion - exclusion criteria were selected to be a part of the control group. Informed consent was acquired from both of them. Basic personal and demographic data was recorded with a written consent. Conclusion; Study suggested that balance assessment and treatment should be incorporated in the treatment plan of the COPD patients. Treatment should concentrate on both (static and dynamic) the component. Thus helping the patient to improve their balance and quality of life.