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Trunk control test

MO Mizuho Ohta
ST Saori Tanabe
JK Junji Katsuhira
MT Makoto Tamari
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The TCT has been developed to measure trunk control in stroke patients28. The TCT, besides investigating the maintenance of sitting position, further examines the ability to roll from a supine position towards the paretic side and non-paretic side sides, and supine to sitting position transfer. The score range is 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating better trunk control performance.

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