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The development of antagonistic exercises as part of a cognitive program to prevent dementia in the elderly Takayuki Tabira 1 , Gou Nakamura 2 , Naoki Iso 3,4 , Akira Sagari 4 , Tatsuya Hirase 4,5 1Graduate School of Health and Social Sciences, Nishikyusyu University 2Geriatric Health Services Facility, Nishikinosato 3Miharadai Hospital 4Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Nagasaki University 5Geriatric Health Services Facility, Gaianosato Keyword: 認知機能 , 前頭前野 , 体操 , 介護予防 , Cognitive function , Prefrontal cortex , Exercises , Preventive long-term care pp.353-362
Published Date 2012/8/15
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 The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of antagonistic exercises as part of a cognitive program for preventing dementia in the elderly by examining the prefrontal activity of elderly subjects using NIRS. Thirteen healthy elderly people performed three antagonistic hand-sign exercises of different degrees of difficulty. The antagonistic A task was to use rock and paper, the B task was to use paper and scissors and the C task was to use the pistol hand and fox hand. Among the 10 people who accomplished all three tasks, the Δ Oxy-Hb of the bilateral dorsolateral prefrontal cortex was significantly increased in response to the difficulty of the antagonistic exercises. Three of the subjects needed to imitate the actions of a facilitator in order to successfully perform the exercise, indicating a slight decrease in their Δ Oxy-Hb level with regards to the difficulty of the antagonistic exercises. Therefore, we suggest that antagonistic exercises are executive function tasks, and are effective as a cognitive function to increase the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex activity to prevent dementia.


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