In the experimental group patients practiced dance once a week for a total of 16 sessions Dance sessions consisted of a choreography with the aim of performing a dance performance at the end of the 16-week dance program At baseline and after 16 weeks motor functions patients’ feeling of happiness and cognitive functions were collected Differences between the two groups were calculated for each …
Effects of dance on motor functions cognitive functions
A number of people said that having a TIA or minor stroke had affected their emotions and that they were now more prone to becoming upset about trivial things, or that they sometimes felt angry or became more upset about small things than they would have done previously and some people found that they experienced feelings of depression for some while after their ‘event’, Several people felt quite …
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Effects of dance on motor functions cognitive functions
Dance was effective in improving motor functions of walking and balance of Parkinson’s disease PD • Dance also improved cognitive function frontal lobe function motor imagery of PD • Dance was effective in improving symptoms of depression and apathy of PD • Compared to standard PD exercise dance improved mental and general symptoms of PD,
Interplay Between Age and Neuroinflammation in Multiple
NK3 receptors Most prominent among the effects of tachykinins is their excitatory action on mammalian gastrointestinal motor activity by direct activation of the muscle through NK1 and/or NK2 receptors or by stimulation of excitatory enteric motor pathways …
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Effects of dance practice on functional mobility motor
Likewise novel investigations have recently addressed the effects of transcutaneous spinal Direct Current Stimulation tsDCS on motor functions …
Effects of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on
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The TIA subjects had all experienced an acute episode affecting motor systems but had symptoms resolved within 24 hours, The patients were studied within …
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Symptoms of a TIA and stroke are the same and include sudden onset of any of the following: • Numbness or weakness of the face arm or leg, …
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Synaptopathy has long-lasting effects such as excitotoxic damage that can give rise to motor and CIs It is remarkable that traits of neuroinflammatory synaptopathy are evident also in normal aging brains Viviani and Boraso 2011 ; Barrientos et al 2015 ; Bettio et al, 2017 strongly suggesting an exacerbation with age of pathological events occurring in MS Figure Figure1, 1 ,
Dance training and performance in patients with Parkinson
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patients A significant effect size of 0,55 was found for motor outcome 95% CI 037–0,72 Further subgroup analyses demonstrated more prominent effects for subcortical stroke mean effect size 0,73; 95% CI, 0,44–1,02 or studies, applying low-frequency rTMS mean effect size, 0,69; 95% CI, 0,42–0,95,
Deficits in brain’s ‘executive’ skills common with TIA
To assess treatment effects on symptoms we incorporated MTV in the model Aprepitant increased fasting postprandial and accommodation GV and tended to increase volume to fullness and MTV by ~200 kcal However aprepitant increased aggregate symptoms, nausea, and pain scores after ingestion the MTV of Ensure, There was no significant effect of aprepitant on gastric half-emptying time of …
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Effects of NK1 receptors on gastric motor functions and
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tia effects on motor functions
The objective of this study was to investigate the extent of the effects of dance on motor function cognitive function and mental symptoms all of which underlie the motor and non-motor symptoms in PD patients We investigated the motor functions of walking and balance the cognitive functions of memory, execution, attention and motor imagery, and the mental symptoms of …
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TIA and Minor Stroke
In patients with stroke or transient ischemic attacks TIA a decline in executive function may limit an individual’s ability to process motor tasks and relearn motor skills The purpose of this study was to assess the acute effect of exercise posture seated vs
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With a TIA part of your brain goes without oxygen for a short time A TIA is a sign that this part of your brain is not getting enough blood and that you may be at risk of a more serious stroke in the future So you should not ignore signs of a TIA – get medical help straightaway, If …
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Dance promoted significant improvements on UPDRSIII and a decrease in TUG time when compared to other types of exercise In comparison to the absence of intervention dance practice also showed significant improvements in motor scores Conclusion: Dance can improve motor parameters of the disease and patients’ functional mobility
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