The Impact of Cognitive Dysfunction on Locomotor Rehabilitation Potential in Multiple Sclerosis.

Stijn DenissenAlexander De CockTom MeurrensLuc VleugelsAnn Van RemoortelBenoit GebaraMiguel D'HaeseleerMarie B D'HoogheJeroen Van SchependomGuy Nagels

Published in: Journal of central nervous system disease (2019)

Cognitive impairment based on BRB-N results appears not to impede locomotor rehabilitation in ambulatory patients with MS. Attentional deficits are correlated to the extent of locomotor rehabilitation, suggesting the presence of a subtle effect of cognition.

Keyphrases

multiple sclerosis
spinal cord injury
cognitive impairment
white matter
blood pressure
ms ms
working memory
mild cognitive impairment
human health