Cognitive-motor Dual Task Training in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis

The dynamic postural stability training, will consist of marching on unstable surface and on treadmill both with open and with closed eyes.

The cognitive-motor training consisted of a dual task paradigm: each patient was asked to walk without stopping and was explained that, during the task, they might hear a sound, and in that case, they should have look at the stimulus 'side and recognize a visual target. This dual task was performed both marching on an unstable surface and marching on treadmill.

The conventional neuromotor rehabilitation will consist in muscles stretching, active-assisted mobilizations, neuromuscular facilitations, gait training and balance exercises using swinging platforms