About this trial
Aim for the work is the studying of the existence and pattern of gait impairment in pre-dementia and dementia To examine the association between dual decline in gait and cognition
Eligibility criteria
This trial accepts healthy volunteersQualifiers
patients with pre-dementia,dementia, and dementia diagnosed according to The Vascular Behaviour and Cognitive Disorder (VASCOG) and on medication Criteria attending Assiut University neurology outpatient clinic and internal department
Disqualifiers
1 history of clinic manfist cerebrovascular stroke 2 definitely laterization sign 3 severe cognitive imparment MOCA 4 Spinal or orthopaedic problems 5 long-term use or abuse of medication affect cognition or balance 6 clinical evidence of peripheral neuropathy
Trial population
Patients aged 30 to 80 yrs old diagnosed with pre-dementia and/or dementia according to the Vascular Behavior and Cognitive Disorder (VASCOG) who are able to perform gait analysis tests
Trial design
Case-control
Other
Treatments tested in this trial
Not listed
Trial groups
Trial outcomes
Primary outcomes
Analysis and comparison gait analysis in different types of dementia , pre dementia and elderly people
\- The studying of the existence and pattern of gait impairment in pre-dementia and dementia and Role and important gait in prediction of disease progression by * The new smart insole PODOSmart®, a new tool for gait analysis recording the gait through sensors in foot tabs for 60 seconds and analysing the data. * Advanced athactivity of daily living scale (AADLs). * Berg balance test (BBT) . Other tools for gait analysis: Dynamic gait index and Figure 8 walk test So, this will study the association between dual decline in gait and cognition with the risk of dementia. And studying of relationship between gait impairment and Cognitive decline in Dementic patients ,which the greater cognitive decline,the greater gait impairment.
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