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Mehmet Can^1,2, Soner Türüdü^3,4, Zehra Aydoğan⁵

¹Audiometry Program, Vocational School of Health Services, Karamanoğlu Mehmetbey University, Karaman, Türkiye.

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|January 19, 2026

概括

患有梅涅尔病 (MD) 的人经历认知运动干扰,特别是在要求视觉空间和执行任务时. 这项研究表明,在双重任务条件下选择性认知减速,不会影响姿势稳定性.

科学领域:

神经科学是一个神经科学.
认知科学认知科学
听力学听力学是指听力学.

背景情况:

众所周知,Ménière病 (MD) 会影响认知功能.
在MD中认知运动干扰的确切性质尚不清楚.
了解双重任务的表现对于评估MD的影响至关重要.

研究的目的:

与健康对照组相比,研究MD患者的双重任务性能.
在结合的认知和姿势负荷下检查认知运动干扰.
在MD中确定受双重任务影响的特定认知领域.

主要方法:

采用了一种双任务模式,将计算机化动态姿势学 (CDP) 与认知测试电池相结合.
在各种姿势困难中评估视觉空间,执行和工作记忆功能 (感官组织测试 - SOT).
分析了29名MD患者和29名对照组的使用混合效应模型的性能数据.

主要成果:

在MD患者中观察到显著的双重任务干扰在心理旋转和注意力转移任务中的反应时间.
在MD组中,这些任务的性能减慢与姿势困难不成比例地增加.
在这两组中都没有发现对姿势稳定性的显著双重任务影响;MD患者表现出基线视觉空间工作记忆缺陷.

结论:

患有MD的个体表现出选择性的认知运动干扰,特别是在具有挑战性的视觉空间和执行任务中.
可以采用"姿势优先"的策略,优先考虑姿势控制而不是认知处理.
双任务范式提供了一种敏感的方法来评估MD的认知负担,为临床评估和管理提供信息.

关键词:

梅尼耶尔病是梅尼耶尔病的一种疾病.认知-运动干扰干扰.这是一个双重任务.姿势控制姿势控制前立腺疾病是前立腺疾病.

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