Dementia & neuropsychologia · 2026
Standardization of gesture apraxia assessment in the elderly population of Olinda city in Northeast Brazil.
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de Brito-Marques Paulo Roberto, Braga-Santos Amanda
Аннотация
UNLABELLED: Apraxia is the inability to voluntarily perform learned gestures, even though sensory and motor functions are preserved.
OBJECTIVE: To standardize apraxia gestures and pantomimes in the elderly population.
METHODS: A brief clinical and family history, demographic data, the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory, the Mini-Mental State (MMS), the Modified Mini-Mental State (MMMS), and an evaluation of ideomotor apraxia and pantomimes based on Liepmann's criteria were conducted.
RESULTS: There were significant associations between pantomime tasks and MMS, MMMS, and age. Additionally, significant correlations were observed between ideomotor apraxia and MMS, MMMS, age, and higher education levels.
CONCLUSION: The gesture tests demonstrated neuropsychological potential applicability in elderly individuals aged 60 to 79 who have completed at least eight years of education.
OBJECTIVE: To standardize apraxia gestures and pantomimes in the elderly population.
METHODS: A brief clinical and family history, demographic data, the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory, the Mini-Mental State (MMS), the Modified Mini-Mental State (MMMS), and an evaluation of ideomotor apraxia and pantomimes based on Liepmann's criteria were conducted.
RESULTS: There were significant associations between pantomime tasks and MMS, MMMS, and age. Additionally, significant correlations were observed between ideomotor apraxia and MMS, MMMS, age, and higher education levels.
CONCLUSION: The gesture tests demonstrated neuropsychological potential applicability in elderly individuals aged 60 to 79 who have completed at least eight years of education.