Postural instability and dizziness are commonly observed in people with multiple sclerosis
(PwMS). The aim of this systematic review was to evaluate the evidence for the use of …

Introduction Vestibular rehabilitation (VR) is now a subject of active studies and has been
shown to be effective for multiple vestibular disorders, peripheral or central. VR is a physical …

Background: Despite a shared purpose of improving functional capacity, the principles of
progressive resistance training (PRT) and balance and motor control training (BMCT) are …

Cognitive functions and social cognition in multiple sclerosis: An overview Page 1 Brief Review
Cognitive functions and social cognition in multiple sclerosis: An overview Aikaterini …

Purpose This study aims to explore the dynamic balance of human beings and investigate
the relationship between functional structure as well as functional connectivity. Through a …

Background and Purpose: Balance disorders and dizziness are common in people with
multiple sclerosis (MS), suggesting dysfunction of the vestibular system. Evaluating how …

Objectives: Patients suffering from vestibular disorders (VD) often present with impairments
in cognitive domains such as visuospatial ability, memory, executive function, attention, and …

People with multiple sclerosis (PwMS) who exhibit minimal to no disability are still over twice
as likely to fall as the general population and many of these falls occur during walking. There …

Background Clinical trials often report significant mobility differences between neurotypical
and atypical groups, however, these analyses often do not determine which measures are …

Background Neural damage at early stages of multiple sclerosis (MS) can subtly affect gait
muscle activation patterns. Detecting these changes using current clinical tools, however, is …