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要旨:  〔目的〕座位での下肢荷重力測定法について下肢筋力や座位保持能力との関連性からその測定値が示す意義と臨床的有用性を検討した。〔対象〕脳卒中片麻痺患者15名男性10名女性5名平均年齢は74.7±5.3歳であった。〔方法〕下肢荷重力比下肢筋力比座位保持能力を測定しそれぞれの測定値について相関分析を行った。〔結果〕それぞれの測定項目間に有意な正の相関が認められた。脳卒中片麻痺患者における下肢荷重力比は下肢筋力比のみならず座位保持能力との関係が示された。〔結語〕座位での下肢荷重力測定法は脳卒中片麻痺患者の下肢機能ならびに体幹機能を総合的かつ定量的に評価できることが示唆された。Purpose: We investigated the significance and clinical utility of the measurement value of the lower limb loading force measurement method in the sitting position through the correlation of lower limb strength and ability to maintain a sitting position. Subjects: the subjects were 15 hemiplegia patients (10 men, 5 women) with an average age of 74.7 ± 5.3 years. Methods: We measured the lower limb loading force ratio, the lower limb strength ratio and ability to maintain a sitting position and performed correlation analysis on these measurements. [Results] Significant positive relationships were found among all of the measurements. Not only the lower limb loading ratio, but also the lower limb strength ratio showed a correlation with ability to maintain sitting. Conclusion: The results suggest that the lower limb loading force measurement method in the sitting position can comprehensively and quantitatively assess trunk function as well as lower limb function of hemiplegic stroke patients

Relationships between Lower Limb Loading Force and Knee Extension Strength and Ability to Maintain Sitting of Hemiplegic Patients