Korean-Montreal Cognitive Assessment

2 papers2 findings

Human trial1
Humans1

Interventions

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Transcranial direct current stimulation

upin humans1

1 study

Transcranial direct current stimulation improves Korean-Montreal Cognitive Assessment in humans (pre: 18.14±9.62, post: 21.14±9.28).
“and K‐MOCA (pre: 18.14±9.62, post: 21.14±9.28; z=‐2.21, p < .05)”
Human trial8 weeksn = 13
Vertification of Clinical Effectiveness of Dual‐task Cognitive Training Program and Clinical tDCS system
AAIC 2025 abstract25 Dec 2025

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Effects

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Ceiling effect

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1 study

Korean-Montreal Cognitive Assessment decreases ceiling effect in humans.
“Compared with the K-MMSE~2:SV, the K-MoCA showed a broader score distribution and a smaller ceiling effect.”
Humansn = 1,177
National Age- and Education-Specific Normative Data for K-MoCA Total Score, Domain Index Scores, and K-MoCA-22
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National Age- and Education-Specific Normative Data for K-MoCA Total Score, Domain Index Scores, and K-MoCA-22

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AAIC 2025 Abstract26 Dec

Vertification of Clinical Effectiveness of Dual‐task Cognitive Training Program and Clinical tDCS system

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