Peripheral Neuropathy Rehabilitation With Stabilometric Platforms (NEUROSTAB)

This intervention consists of a structured postural rehabilitation program supported by the GEAMASTER stabilometric platform. The device provides real-time feedback on center-of-pressure shifts and enables both static and dynamic balance training through interactive visual tasks. Exercises include multi-directional weight shifting, stability control, and task-specific balance strategies. The platform integrates sensor-based tracking and allows fine-grained analysis of postural parameters, distinguishing it from conventional physiotherapy by its precision, adaptability, and real-time feedback mechanisms.

This intervention consists of a standardized physiotherapy program aimed at improving postural control and gait in patients with peripheral neuropathy. The rehabilitation protocol includes stretching, weight-shifting exercises, balance training on foam or unstable surfaces, and obstacle navigation. Unlike the experimental intervention, this program does not use any technological or sensor-based feedback systems. The content, frequency, and duration of the sessions are matched to those of the experimental arm to allow for comparative analysis of clinical outcomes.

This intervention involves a non-interventional assessment of healthy adult volunteers using the GEAMASTER stabilometric platform. The objective is to generate normative data for stabilometric parameters and to assess test-retest reliability of the device under static and dynamic conditions. Participants do not undergo any rehabilitation program or therapeutic intervention. The data collected will serve as a reference for interpreting pathological findings in patients with peripheral neuropathy.