Center of pressure root mean square

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Head-down bed rest

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  1. Head-down bed rest increases center of pressure root mean square in humans (+53% [+ 15%; +129%], p = 0.002).

    “With eyes open, the root mean square of the center of pressure was larger immediately after HDBR only in the medio-lateral axis (median [interquartile range]: +53% [+ 15%; +129%], p = 0.002).”

    Human trialeyes open, medio-lateral axis14 daysn = 22

    Reduced postural stability in men and women aged 55-65 following 14 days of head-down bed rest

    Scientific reports30 Oct 2025

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