No significant links between somatognosia, stereognosia, and hypermobility: sensory processing unlikely to drive common complaints in hypermobile population

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No significant links between somatognosia, stereognosia, and hypermobility: sensory processing unlikely to drive common complaints in hypermobile population

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Background: Previous research has demonstrated impaired proprioception and poorer responses to tactile deep pressure, visual-tactile integration, and vestibular stimuli in individuals with generalized hypermobility, potentially leading to sensory processing issues. Therefore, we aimed to explore the influence of hypermobility on somatognosia and stereognosia. Methods: Forty-six participants were assessed using the Beighton score and categorized into three groups: non-hypermobile (n = 20), sym...

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2025

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Hanzlíková, I / Ruská, A / Jančíková, K / Hébert-Losier, Kim

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/17476

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Asymptomatic hypermobility / Beighton score / Petrie test / Sensory processing / Symptomatic hypermobility / 32 Biomedical and Clinical Sciences / 3202 Clinical Sciences / 3202 Clinical sciences / 4201 Allied health and rehabilitation science / 4207 Sports science and exercise

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