[PDF] Top 20 Effects of functional tasks exercise on cognitive functions of older adults with mild cognitive impairment: a randomized controlled pilot trial

... Secondly, the small sample size limits the control of potential confounding factors during the analysis and did not allow stratification of participants into different groups of age, education, or exercise pattern ... See full document

... aerobic exercise and behavioral interventions can have beneficial effects on cognitive function in aMCI ...patients. Older adults with aMCI exhibit greater decreases in memory function ... See full document

... Neurofeedback (NF), also called electroencephalography Biofeedback (EEG Biofeedback) is one of the promising techniques that received international accreditation boards’ and treatment recommendations of evidence level A ... See full document

... spinning exercise lasted 1–2, minutes with repetitions set at 4–5 ...initial exercise sessions focused on acclimatizing participants to the movement forms, and followed an easy–difficult progression of ... See full document

... aerobic exercise and vitamin supplementation may affect cognition are not yet known and some overlap between the hypothesized mechanisms may exist in terms of ‘vascular ...this trial allowed to examine ... See full document

... to cognitive performance, yielded disappointing results ...clinical trial of transdermal nicotine (NCT02720445). This clinical trial follows a 6-month pilot trial that demon- strated ... See full document

... Community-dwelling older adults, both male and fe- male, aged 60 or above with MCI will be ...the cognitive function is not normal nor demented; 2) there is subjective report of the individual and/or ... See full document

... of functional independence and health related quality of life ...with mild SIVCI represent an ideal target population for intervention strategies, as preservation of their cognitive and ... See full document

... ameliorate cognitive decline in aging, this pilot study was conducted to evaluate the feasibility and outcomes of long-term, in-home use of a neuro-exergame for older ...this pilot ... See full document

... and cognitive exercise interventions, involving guided practice of specific cognitive tasks, and cognitive stimulation programs, aimed at enhancing gen- eral cognitive ... See full document

... In conclusion, findings from this randomized controlled trial showed that a functional tasks exercise program using simulated functional tasks as intervention is feasible for improving g[r] ... See full document

... 2]. Cognitive impairment is an import- ant non-motor symptom and common in a substantial proportion of PD patients, even in early stages of the disease, and cognitive deficits typically worsen with ... See full document

... objective cognitive impairment in one or more domains as revealed by neuropsychological assessments; and normal personal self- care and daily living ...of cognitive dysfunction; clinical diagnosis of ... See full document

... overall cognitive function using systematic reviews and meta-analytic ...12 randomized controlled trials were included in the ...in cognitive decline rate ...beneficial effects at ... See full document

... By adopting a randomized controlled trial (RCT) approach, 38 Chinese PwMCI were randomly assigned to either a treatment group or the control group. These participants were living at home and were ... See full document

... beneficial effects of different kinds of exercise on cognition are observed in both subjects with and without cognitive decline is very ...in exercise programs, measures of cognition, and ... See full document

... The data were analyzed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences version 19.0 for Windows (SPSS Inc, Chicago, IL). A probability level of P , 0.05 was considered to be statis tically significant. Data were ... See full document

... 2006). Exercise in older populations results in improved cognitive functioning and decreased risk of cognitive decline (Muscari et ...and cognitive functioning in older ...of ... See full document

... In older adults, frequent participation in mentally stimulating lei- sure activities has been associated with stronger cognitive abilities (such as memory) and reduced risk of dementia ...ence ... See full document

... several cognitive domains with computerized cognitive exercises, using a tablet-PC and social interactions among ...computerized cognitive exer- cises in the program required the participants to ... See full document