Background: Cognitive–motor interference (CMI) is measured by dual-tasking (DT), which
involves motor and cognitive tasks. There is no consensus as to whether CMI is present in …

Background Performing cognitive–motor dual tasks (DTs) may result in reduced walking
speed and cognitive performance. The effect in persons with progressive multiple sclerosis …

Background: Cognitive–motor interference (CMI) has been well recognized in persons with
multiple sclerosis (pwMS); however, there are limited data on effects of task difficulty …

Background Reduced motor and cognitive dual-task capacity is found to be more common
among people with multiple sclerosis (MS), than among healthy populations. However …

Background. Simultaneous execution of motor and cognitive tasks can result in worsened
performance on one or both tasks, indicating cognitive-motor interference (CMI). A growing …

Background Both physical and cognitive impairments are common in people with multiple
sclerosis (PwMS). Performing a cognitive task while walking (ie, dual-task walking) can …

Dual‐tasking (DT) is a measure to detect impairments in people with multiple sclerosis (MS).
We compared three DT methods to determine whether cognitive (Montreal Cognitive …

Background Gait, balance, and cognitive disorders are common in people with Multiple
Sclerosis (MS). In addition, people with MS have impaired ability to concurrently perform …

People with multiple sclerosis (MS) complain of problems completing two tasks
simultaneously; sometimes called 'dual-tasking'(DT). Previous research in DT among people …

The cognitive-motor interference (CMI) produced by simultaneous performance of a
cognitive and a motor task has been proposed as a marker of real-life impairment of people …