[PDF] Top 20 Specific Cognitive Domains Associated with Gait Performance in Mild Cognitive Impairment

... only gait parameter to detect associations in the language domain during naming animal’s gait ...Faster gait speed has been found to be protective of language deficits (Mielke et ...be ... See full document

... between cognitive function and gait speed differed depending on MCI ...with gait variables specifically in aMCI ...and gait ability has not been reached in studies of healthy older adults, our ... See full document

... the specific cognitive factors which impact mobility in people with Alzheimer's Disease, Par- kinson's or neurological disease can be difficult because of the global nature of their cognitive ...ited ... See full document

... of cognitive deterioration from the patient and/or family; objective cognitive impairment in one or more cognitive domains; preserved activities of daily living; and absence of clinical ... See full document

... objective gait disorder due to Parkinson's disease, previous stroke, clinical osteoar- thritis in lower limbs joints, myopathy, or neuropathy as verified by a formal clinical ...Global cognitive status was ... See full document

... of cognitive impairment and sarcopenia may indicate shared common risk factors and pathophysiological pathways ...to cognitive dysfunction ...was associated with cognitive ... See full document

... worst performance, defined as being in the highest tertile for TUG delta time, were older than those in the intermediate (p = ...TUG performance compared to the lowest and the intermediate groups (all ... See full document

... disease specific (as the focus on processing speed suggests) or performance spe- cific (meaning that also healthy individuals with low cog- nitive performance might show similar ...with mild ... See full document

... the cognitive profile of individuals with MCI and co- morbid vascular disease has been compared with that of individuals with MCI and no vascular disease, group differences have been reported in some [58,59], but ... See full document

... and gait disturbance. 1,2,3 As mild cognitive impairment may be associated with an increased risk of AD, poorer lower-limb performance or gait disturbance may also ... See full document

... on cognitive function in PD patients with cognitive impairment but no ...a cognitive training videogame (AquaSnap) and a cognitive assessment (MyCQ™), which respectively trains and ... See full document

... Despite these limitations, this study had several strengths. Most of the previous studies aimed to investigate related factors of falls; however, falls can result from internal and external factors. Unsafe environmental ... See full document

... functional impairment in individuals with MCI, and this lack of consensus is reflected in clinical practice (Belchior, Korner- Bitensky et ...functional impairment has been assessed in individuals with MCI ... See full document

... The ageing of our populations, with the increasing preva- lence of physical and cognitive disorders associated with age, poses a major burden on society [1]. Making an im- pact on this disability burden ... See full document

... The homework materials had varying levels of dif fi - culty; the instructor chose the dif fi culty level based on baseline ability. When participants were assigned to a training group, they performed 1 day of homework in ... See full document

... administered cognitive testing agreed to ...self-reported cognitive status is not a strong predictor of whether a MS case might participate in remote cognitive ...for cognitive assessment and ... See full document

... with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), mild Alzheimer's disease (AD), or as cognitively ...of mild AD was accord- ing to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, 4 th ... See full document

... of cognitive rehabilitation in daily activities, mood and memory of these people in their own ...the cognitive rehabilitation navigations could create better results in the behaviour management skills of ... See full document

... The current strategy mainly relies on complementary medicine for improving quality of life and delaying cogni- tive decline of patients with AD. However, there is as yet no really satisfactory treatment. It is well known ... See full document

... Medhyarasayana drugs mentioned are mandookaparni, guduchi, yastimadhu, and shankapushpi may have pharmacological action sim- ilar to the nootropic agents. It may bring positive effect on higher mental function without ... See full document