Maximal stability limits in adolescents with Tourette syndrome

We explored if adolescents with Gilles de la Tourette syndrome (GTS) had functional postural control impairments and how these deficits are linked to a disturbance in the processing integration of sensory information. evaluated displacements center pressure (COP) during maximal leaning four directions (forward, backward, rightward, leftward) under three conditions (eyes open, eyes closed, closed standing on foam). GTS showed stability lateral adjustments but they similar COP excursion than group. The performance group was poorer open condition (time phase 1 onset, max-mean COP). Moreover, displayed ability maintain maximum position mediolateral tasks. By contrast, forward leaning, larger min-max ranges subjects while foam closed. Together, findings support idea that produces subclinical deficits. Importantly, our results suggest disorders highly sensitive voluntary tasks which have high demand for multimodal integration.