Quality of life, concern of falling and satisfaction of the sit-ski aid in sit-skiers with spinal cord injury: observational study

This study explores the benefits of sit-skiing for individuals with spinal cord injuries, focusing on satisfaction with the equipment, quality of life, and fear of falling. Researchers assessed these factors using questionnaires completed by participants who had experience with sit-skiing. The findings suggest that sit-skiing is associated with high satisfaction, improved quality of life, and reduced fear of falling among users.

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  Participants showed statistically significant satisfaction with the weight, stability, safety, and comfort of the sit-ski device.
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  Significant improvements in the physical and psychological domains of quality of life were observed among sit-ski users.
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  The study found that participants had a low concern for falling, suggesting a sense of safety and confidence while using the sit-ski.