Publications by authors named "Ja-Won Yu"
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- The study aimed to compare the effectiveness of an eye-tracking linkage attention training system to a traditional computerized cognitive training system for improving cognitive function in stroke patients with cognitive impairments.
- 40 stroke patients participated in the intervention, which consisted of 30 training sessions, and cognitive functions were assessed before and after the treatment using the MMSE-K, K-MBI, and CNT tests.
- Results showed significant improvements in cognitive functions for both groups, but the eye-tracking group exhibited more pronounced enhancements in visual and auditory attention, as well as overall memory tests, suggesting it could be more beneficial for daily living activities than conventional methods.
: Additional exercise therapy has been shown to positively affect acute stroke rehabilitation, which requires an effective method to deliver increased exercise. In this study, we designed a 4-week caregiver-supervised self-exercise program with videos, named "Self rehAbilitation Video Exercises (SAVE)", to improve the functional outcomes and facilitate early recovery by increasing the continuity of rehabilitation therapy after acute stroke. : This study is a non-randomized trial.
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