健康成年人主观视觉和触觉垂直规范的临床评估。

IF 2.1 4区 心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology Pub Date : 2024-11-22 DOI:10.1093/arclin/acae049
Charlotte van der Waal, Wim Saeys, Steven Truijen, Elissa Embrechts
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背景和目的:准确的垂直感知对日常生活活动至关重要,例如正确估计物体在空间中的方位。本研究利用便携式自构造改良水桶测试和旋转柱测试,建立了主观视觉垂直度(SVV)和主观触觉垂直度(SHV)的标准数据。此外,还评估了年龄、性别和线/柱的起始位置对 SVV 和 SHV 准确性的影响:本研究是 PRECISE 项目(ClinicalTrials.gov ID NCT05978596)的一部分,按照 STROBE 指南进行。研究招募了无视觉/神经/前庭疾病的健康成年人。主观视觉垂直和SHV准确度用恒定误差(即与0°[真实垂直]方向的平均偏差)、无符号误差(即与0°方向的平均偏差,与方向无关)和变异性(即个体内部标准偏差)来描述:对 60 名参与者进行了评估(平均年龄:41.14 [SD = 16.74] 岁)。主观视觉垂直常数误差在 -2.82° 和 2.90° 之间,无符号误差不超过 2.15°,变异性不超过 1.61°,均视为正常。主观触觉垂直常数误差在-6.94°到8.18°之间,无符号误差最大为6.66°,变异性最大为4.25°。年龄越大,SVV 的无符号误差和变异性越高。与男性相比,女性的 SHV 变异性更高。某些起始位置会导致较高的 SVV 和 SHV 常数以及 SVV 无符号误差:为经济实惠、可自行构建和便携式 SVV 和 SHV 工具提供了规范数据。这些标准与更复杂的设备一致,可用于区分正常值和异常值。
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Clinical Assessment of Subjective Visual and Haptic Vertical Norms in Healthy Adults.

Background and objective: Accurate verticality perception is essential for daily life activities, such as correctly estimating object orientation in space. This study established normative data for the subjective visual vertical (SVV) and subjective haptic vertical (SHV) using the portable and self-constructable modified Bucket test and Rotating-Column test. Additionally, the contribution of age, sex, and starting position of the line/ column on SVV and SHV accuracy were evaluated.

Method: This study, part of the PRECISE project (ClinicalTrials.gov ID NCT05978596), was conducted following the STROBE guidelines. Healthy adults without visual/neurological/vestibular disorders were recruited. Subjective visual vertical and SHV accuracy were described in terms of constant errors (i.e., mean deviation from 0° [true vertical] respecting its direction), unsigned errors (i.e., mean deviation from 0° irrespective of direction), and variability (i.e., intra-individual standard deviation).

Results: Sixty participants were evaluated (mean age: 41.14 [SD = 16.74] years). Subjective visual vertical constant errors between -2.82° and 2.90°, unsigned errors up to 2.15°, and variability up to 1.61° are considered normal. Subjective haptic vertical constant errors ranged from -6.94° to 8.18°, unsigned errors up to 6.66° and variability up to 4.25°. Higher ages led to higher SVV unsigned errors and variability. SHV variability was higher in females compared to males. Certain starting positions led to higher SVV and SHV constants and SVV unsigned errors.

Discussion: Normative data are provided for affordable, self-constructable, and portable SVV and SHV tools. These norms are consistent with more sophisticated equipment and can be used to distinguish between normal and abnormal values.

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