Pasquale Ricci, Francesco Massoni, Lidia Ricci, Emanuela Onofri, Giuseppe Donato, Serafino Ricci
Journal: Current Alzheimer research 2019;15(5):400-407
PMID: 28950809
BACKGROUND
Among the myriad of factors modulating quality of life assessments estimated in patients presenting a variety of cognitive impairments, the distinctive and critical influence of diet and exercise cannot be overestimated.
OBJECTIVE
The objective of this study was to review the evidence to confirm the association between these health-endowering agents and cognitive performance in People With Dementia as well as providing a correlation between Mini Mental State Examination scores and available anthropometric data.
METHODS
The authors tested the hypothesized correlation on a sample of subjects with instrumentally confirmed cognitive impairment using parameters as Body Mass Index and calf circumference.
RESULTS
The results confirm the hypothesis and suggesting the possible use of anthropometric data in the process of objective evaluation of the patient with cognitive impairment that could also be used for forensic medicine.
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