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The purpose of the present study was to determine the effects of a plantarpressure-based, tongue-placed tactile biofeedback on postural controlmechanisms during quiet standing. To this aim, sixteen young healthy adultswere asked to stand as immobile as possible with their eyes closed in twoconditions of No-biofeedback and Biofeedback. Centre of foot pressure (CoP)displacements, recorded using a force platform, were used to compute thehorizontal displacements of the vertical projection the centre of gravity(CoGh) and those of the difference between the CoP and the vertical projectionof the CoG (CoP-CoGv). Altogether, the present findings suggest that the mainway the plantar pressure-based, tongue-placed tactile biofeedback improvespostural control during quiet standing is via both a reduction of thecorrection thresholds and an increased efficiency of the corrective mechanisminvolving the CoGh displacements.

How a plantar pressure-based, tongue-placed tactile biofeedback modifies postural control mechanisms during quiet standing