Effectiveness of a cognitive rehabilitation program in mild dementia (MD) and mild cognitive impairment (MCI): a case control study
E Talassi, M Guerreschi, M Feriani, V Fedi… - Archives of gerontology …, 2007 - Elsevier
Data support the evidence that neuropsychological rehabilitation is effective in Alzheimer
disease (AD), to strengthen the pharmacological treatment to delay the progression of
dementia. At moment, a few studies have examined the efficacy of non-pharmacological
treatment in MCI. This is a controlled study that assesses the effectiveness of
neuropsychological rehabilitation on cognitive and behavioral symptoms and functional
status in a group of community-dwelling subjects with MCI and MD. Our results demonstrate …
disease (AD), to strengthen the pharmacological treatment to delay the progression of
dementia. At moment, a few studies have examined the efficacy of non-pharmacological
treatment in MCI. This is a controlled study that assesses the effectiveness of
neuropsychological rehabilitation on cognitive and behavioral symptoms and functional
status in a group of community-dwelling subjects with MCI and MD. Our results demonstrate …
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