Mild cognitive impairment Non-
Conditions
Interventions
To conduct non-
specific computer training,
the Nintendo Wii (Nintendo,
Japan) was used. It introduced a new style of virtual reality by using a wireless controller that interacts with the player through an avatar and a motion detection system. The controller use embedded
direction,
and speed that enable subjects to interact with the games. A-
2 point infrared light sensor,
mounted on top of television,
captures and reproduces on the screen the movement from the controller as performed by subjects. In this study,
3 sports games (table tennis,
sword play,
and archery) that used to effect on cognitive function from Wii Sports Resorts were used in accordance with a previous study. In each session,
the subjects played each game for 10 minutes. Detailed descriptions are presented at http://wiisportsresort.com/
,The CoTras program (Netblue,
Korea) made for Korean was used for cognition-
specific computer training. The CoTras consists of various training programs including attention,
and visual spatial abilities. This program was designed for patients with cognitive impairment in order to improve cognitive function. The CoTras panel with large buttons makes the training easy for s
and visual spatial ability were trained for 10 minutes with each of the 3 trainings. All the subjects showed no adverse effects in the use of computer during the sessions.
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Eligibility
Sex/Gender
All
Age
65 Years to 90 Years
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: (a) subjective memory complaint, (b) objective memory impairment was defined by the Placing Test score < 13, (c) intact general cognitive function as determined by the Korea version of Mini-Mental State Examination score ≥ 24, and (d) intact activities of daily living as determined by the Seoul-instrumental activities of daily livings score ≥ 8.
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: (a) neurological, psychiatric, or medical disorders, (b) moderate or severe depressive symptom as determined by the Korean version of the Geriatric Depression Scale > 19, (c) absence of auditory, visual, motor or language impairments that would hinder use of a computer, and (d) participation in cognitive training within 3 months, and (e) the diagnosis of dementia was confirmed by a neurologist
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| cognitive function after 10 weeks intervention administrated by a assessor | — |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| health-related quality of life after 10 weeks intervention administrated by a assessor | — |
Countries
Republic of Korea
Contacts
Public ContactJin-Hyuck Park
Medis
Outcome results
None listed