Аннотация:
Introduction. With age, there is a growing risk of vitamin D deficiency and cognitive impairment. Maintaining the older people’s health is socially relevant to health systems in the light of the population ageing trend. The study was aimed at identifying the relationship of vitamin D levels and symptoms of moderate cognitive impairment in older people. Methods. The authors conducted a cross-sectional screening of vitamin D status and cognitive impairment using the memory impairment screen (MIS) questionnaire, as well as the clinical, place-bo-controlled study of vitamin D intake at a dose of 2,000 IU/day for 6 months. Results. The frequency of vitamin D deficiency in older patients with signs of cognitive impairment totaled 90.91 [%], which was significantly more frequently compared with the group without cognitive impairment, where vitamin D deficiency was found only in 11.36 [%] of cases. In the dynamics on the background of the vitamin D intake for 6 months, the concentration in the int
Vaiman E. S.
Beregovaya T. V. Tat`yana Vladislavovna 1994-
Borovaya A. A. Anastasiya Aleksandrovna 1995-
Korzheva Yu. V. Yuliya Vladimirovna 1994-
Sal`kova E. P. Ekaterina Pavlovna 1995-
Ваиман Е. С.
Береговая Т. В. Татьяна Владиславовна 1994-
Боровая А. А. Анастасия Александровна 1995-
Коржева Ю. В. Юлия Владимировна 1994-
Салькова Е. П. Екатерина Павловна 1995-
Effective use of vitamin d in mild cognitive impairment in older people
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Prensa Medica Argentina
Prensa Medica Argentina s.r.l.
Vol.105, Issue4 P. 228-234
2019
Статья
Memory impairment screen Mild cognitive impairment MIS Older people Vitamin D
Introduction. With age, there is a growing risk of vitamin D deficiency and cognitive impairment. Maintaining the older people’s health is socially relevant to health systems in the light of the population ageing trend. The study was aimed at identifying the relationship of vitamin D levels and symptoms of moderate cognitive impairment in older people. Methods. The authors conducted a cross-sectional screening of vitamin D status and cognitive impairment using the memory impairment screen (MIS) questionnaire, as well as the clinical, place-bo-controlled study of vitamin D intake at a dose of 2,000 IU/day for 6 months. Results. The frequency of vitamin D deficiency in older patients with signs of cognitive impairment totaled 90.91 [%], which was significantly more frequently compared with the group without cognitive impairment, where vitamin D deficiency was found only in 11.36 [%] of cases. In the dynamics on the background of the vitamin D intake for 6 months, the concentration in the int