Multimedia memory-training nel declino cognitivo legato all’età, uno studio controllato e in follow-up

Journal title PSICOTECH
Author/s Gabriele Optale, Salvatore Capodieci, Silvia Marin, Massimiliano Pastore e Lamberto Piron
Publishing Year 2008 Issue 2007/2
Language Italian Pages 15 P. 33-47 File size 238 KB
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The use of Virtual Reality (VR) finds more and more useful applications in rehabilitation area. We have applied it in a controlled pilot study for cognitive rehabilitation. Twelve subjects over 65 years old with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) have followed a multimedia memory-training programme. The results have underlined an improvement of the cognitive decline indices in the experimental group and this improvement has been observed also after a 1 year follow-up. Our findings suggest that this rehabilitating programme can back other strategies aimed at reactivating memory trough cerebral plasticity, if enough neuronal pathways are saved from the pathological process. Keywords: mild cognitive impairment, virtual reality, memory training.

Gabriele Optale, Salvatore Capodieci, Silvia Marin, Massimiliano Pastore e Lamberto Piron, Multimedia memory-training nel declino cognitivo legato all’età, uno studio controllato e in follow-up in "PSICOTECH" 2/2007, pp 33-47, DOI: