The musical brain is both highly susceptible and remarkably resilient to the effects of
dementia. This apparent paradox reflects the complex and modular architecture of music …

Ataxia, from Greek meaning,“lack of order,” is described as irregular movement and
discoordination of body, gait, eyes, and speech. Ataxia is associated with cerebellar damage …

The ability to move in synchrony with a perceived regular beat in time is essential for
humans to interact with environments in an anticipatory manner, and the basal ganglia have …

Non-steady-state locomotion involving complex ambulation tasks, such as changing
directions, walking over an obstacle, or moving from one terrain to another, are frequently …

Freezing of Gait (FoG) is a common gait deficit among patients diagnosed with Parkinson's
Disease (PD). In order to help these patients recover from FoG episodes, Rhythmic Auditory …

Background. Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurologic disorder characterized by
motor impairments which alter the walking capacity, and lead to reduced walking speed …

This study investigated changes in gait symmetry with trunk displacement during phase-
shifted auditory paced treadmill walking for effective training with auditory cueing provided in …

Introduction: Parkinson‟ s disease (PD) is a neurological disorder that causes loss of
functional abilities and independence. It is characterized by four cardinal features ie Tremor …

Parkinson's disease affects around 1% of the population over 60 years and is generated due
to the degeneration of nigrostriatal neurons and pathways. The most common motor …

Rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS) is a method commonly used to regulate impaired gait
(eg, in Parkinson's Disease) by synchronizing footsteps with regularly occurring auditory …