Disability Moderates Dual Task Walking Performance and Neural Efficiency in Older Adults With Multiple Sclerosis.

Manuel Enrique HernandezRobert W MotlFrederick W FoleyMary Ann PiconeMeltem IzzetogluMichael L LiptonMark E Wagshul Roee Holtzer

Published in: Neurorehabilitation and neural repair (2024)

These findings suggest that disability moderates brain adaptability to cognitively-demanding tasks and demonstrate the potential for fNIRS-derived outcome measures to complement neurorehabilitation outcomes.

Keyphrases

multiple sclerosis
white matter
working memory
physical activity
cognitive decline
middle aged
resting state
community dwelling
human health
lower limb
type diabetes
cerebral ischemia
metabolic syndrome
risk assessment
adipose tissue
glycemic control
subarachnoid hemorrhage