Randomized controlled trial of passive and Motivative exercise of brain function using NIRS and MRI

抄録

When the current state of society continues as it is, the elderly will become dependent on society. Elderly people are socially dependent for a long time until the end. In order to build a sustainable aging society, it is necessary for the elderly and the elderly with disabilities to continue to be actively involved in society. Making this possible will be the realization of the "Health Power Strategy through Life Innovation." In this paper, functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are performed on the same patient, and the relationship between brain function and rehabilitation obtained by fNIRS and MRI is reported.