Effectiveness of vestibular therapy as an adjunct to cognitive therapy to improve cognition in elderly with mild cognitive impairment (MCI): A Randomised Controlled Trial - NI

Jamia Millia Islamia0 个研究点目标入组 0 人开始时间: 待定最近更新: 2024年1月22日

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•Elderly aged 60 years and above
•Both females and males
•Subjects with basic knowledge of primary education
•Subjects with mild cognitive impairment according to the ACE III scale with cut off score of 83 out
•of 100 and or MMSE reference values according to education level: illiterate less than 13
•elementary or middle less than 18 and high education less than 26 out of 3o.
•Subjects with minimum to no risk of falls according to Short FES cut-off score of 7
•Subjects having no prior history of neurological diseases and falling which could
•contribute to balance instability.

•Subjects taking medications affecting consciousness or indirectly cognitive system,
•Subjects with a history of other neurological conditions that may alter cognition,
•Subjects with any significantly diagnosed visual and auditory impairment,
•Presence of severe neurological disease or psychiatric illness such as mood disorders
•depression or anxiety, bipolar disease, etc,
•Non-cooperative subjects,
•Subjects who are involved in other routine physical activities, and
•Subjects with medical contraindications for making the necessary head movements during vestibular rehabilitation example Severe cervical disorder.

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