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Neural connectivity and multisensory integration in balance control: age-related structural and functional adaptations
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Aging commonly leads to balance problems, yet the neural processes driving this decline remain unclear. Recent structural, resting-state, and EEG combined with virtual reality studies suggest that age-related instability stems from reduced flexibility in combining visual, vestibular, and somatosensory cues rather than from losses in any single system. These findings indicate that diminished neural adaptability is a key contributor to balance impairment and point toward specific network-level mechanisms that future interventions may target.
Keywords:
balance control
multisensory integration
neural connectivity
sensory reweighting
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