Are low social support and poor emotional regulation associated with increased stress hormone reactivity to mental stress in systemic hypertension?
The findings suggest that both low social support and low HER are associated with elevated stress hormone reactivity in systemic hypertension.
Changes in both body sway and stance phase of gait were larger in DNP than CMT1A, indicating more impaired static and dynamic control of balance when neuropathy affects the small in addition to the large afferent fibres. Diminished somatosensory input from the smaller fibres rather than muscle weakness or foot deformity plays a critical role in the modulation of the support phase of gait.