Effects of Balance Training with and Without Gaze Stability Exercises on Cognitive Function Balance and Dynamic Postural Stability in Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment

"It includes participants receiving balance training for mild cognitive impairment.~Balance training~Walking on a flat surface at the beginning of each session for 5-10 minutes Perform different static and dynamic balance exercises along with cognitive tasks.~Static standing with feet together with eyes open and closed Semi-tandem stand and tandem stand Forward and backward weight shift exercises Counting backwards by threes, Naming object or animals, Recalling a short sequence of numbers or words.~Side stepping, marching, forward and backward walking Hip extension and abduction Cognitive task includes word association or simple math problems. Standing on one leg Relaxation and breathing exercises including deep inhaling and exhaling or walking slowly at the end of each session for 5-10 minutes During training sessions, balance activities and cognitive tasks will be implemented simultaneously."

"It includes participants receiving balance training combined with gaze stability exercises for mild cognitive impairment.~Balance training~Walking on a flat surface at the beginning of each session for 5-10 minutes Perform different static and dynamic balance exercises along with cognitive tasks.~Static standing with feet together with eyes open and closed Semi-tandem stand and tandem stand Forward and backward weight shift exercises Counting backwards by threes, Naming object or animals, Recalling a short sequence of numbers or words.~Side stepping, marching, forward and backward walking Hip extension and abduction Cognitive task includes word association or simple math problems. Standing on one leg Relaxation and breathing exercises including deep inhaling and exhaling or walking slowly at the end of each session for 5-10 minutes During training sessions, balance activities and cognitive tasks will be implemented simultaneously.~Gaze stability exercises~Visual tracking exercises"