Program - Active Healthy Aging 2015

ProGrAM
ACTIVE HEALTHY AGING
Sports Science and Neuroscience
International Conference
2nd-5th September 2015 Magdeburg
Welcome
To
The International Scientific Conference Active Healthy Aging 2015
2nd-5th September 2015
Organized by
Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg
Institute of Sports Science
&
DZNE Magdeburg
(German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases within
Helmholtz Association)
Organizing Committee
Administration
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Edelmann-Nusser
Prof. Dr. Anita Hökelmann
Prof. Dr. Notger Müller
Prof. Dr. Kerstin Witte
Prof. Dr. Thomas Wolbers
Assistants
Dipl.-Sportwiss. Nicole Bandow
Milos Dordevic, M. A.
Dipl.-Sporting. Falko Eckardt
Tariq Ali Gujar, M. A.
Dr. Osama Abdel Karim
Katja Orlowski, M. Sc.
Svenja Langner, M. Sc.
Dipl.-Sporting. Marcel Partie
Katharina Petri, M. A.
Kathrin Rehfeld, M. A.
Susann Weichelt, M. A.
Dipl. biol. Anne Vellage
Dipl. psych. Marlen Schmicker
Alina Graf, M.A.
Patrick Müller, M.A.
Scientific Committee
Jürgen Edelmann-Nusser, Germany
Arūnas Emeljanovas, Lithuania
Michael Falkenstein, Germany
Juris Grants, Latvia
Karen Hind, UK
Anita Hökelmann, Germany
Grzegorz Juras, Poland
Elke Knisel, Germany
Renata Vychodilova, Czech Republic
Antonello Lorenzini, Italy
Maria Michalopoulou, Greece
Marjeta Misigoj-Durakovic, Croatia
Notger Müller, Germany
Marco Narici, UK
Wislaw Osinsky, Poland
Mati Paasuke, Estonia
Sandra Pais, Portugal
Rado Pisot, Slovenia
Karen Roemer, USA
Francisco Saavedra, Portugal
Goran Sporis, Croatia
Claudia Voelcker-Rehage, Germany
Kerstin Witte, Germany
Thomas Wolbers, Germany
Martin Zvonar, Czech Republic
Room’s overview of AHA2015
Room function
Registration
Room number
Auditorium 6
03.-05.09.Building 40 / K80
Keynote Lecture
Building 44 / Auditorium 6
Invited Session
Building 44 / Auditorium 6
Oral Sessions
Building 40 / 231, 238
Poster Sessions
Building 40 / 138, 140
Speaker preparation room
Building 40 / 125
Television and press room
Building 40 / 409
Meeting room
Building 40 / K84
Lunch
Building 40B / Basement
Coffee Break
Building 40B / second floor
General instructions
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Oral presentations: In Auditorium and session rooms a PC is
available (Microsoft Office 2013 and Windows 7). Using of own PC is
possible. Presenters are requested to contact the Media Check in
good time before their presentation, at the latest during interval
immediately preceding their presentation. In each lecture room a
technical assistant can help.
All poster presenters have to place their poster on the designated
place 2 hours before poster session and can be removed after
completion of the conference.
The conference office will be situated in Building 40 D, Room No.
K80 (basement), Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg. For any
question or assistance kindly contact with conference staff in the
conference office.
Best wishes
AHA2015 Organizing committee
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Invited symposiums
1. Dietary changes to promote healthy brain aging. 2. Cognitive-motor performance as related to age.
5. Physical activity and nutrition for healthy aging
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Wednesday 2nd September
14:00
Registration, Otto von Guericke University
Magdeburg
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
17:00
Opening ceremony
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
17:45
Keynote Lecture: Prof. Dr. Michael
Falkenstein
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
(Head of the research group "Aging, Cognition and Work ",
Leibniz Research Centre for Working Environment and
Human Factors, University of Dortmund, Germany)
Lifestyle and Interventions for healthy aging
Chair: Notger Müller
18:45
Invited symposium (1)
Chair: Agnes Flöel & Kristine Walhovd
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
Dietary changes to promote healthy brain aging
Harmful Effects of High-Normal Glucose on the Brain in
Dementia Prevention
Agnes Floel, Lucia Kerti, Ulrike Grittner, Dan Rujescu &
Veronica Witte
Influence of caloric restriction on brain structure and
function
Kristin Prehn, Reiner Jumpertz-von-Schwarzenberg, Knut
Mai, Lucia Kerti, Ulrike Zeitz, A. Veronica Witte, Dierk
Hampel, Anna-Maria Szela, Sonja Fabian, Joachim Spranger
& Agnes Flöel
Cortical thinning and white matter diffusivity
measures in normal aging seen in relation to blood
markers of fatty acids and vitamin D, cardiovascular
measures, body mass index, and physical activity
Kristine B Walhovd, Andreas B Storsve & Anders M Fjell
Body fat and omega-3 fatty acids – implications for
healthy brain aging
Veronica Witte, Shahrzad Kharabian, Lucia Kerti, Theresa
Köbe, Michael Stumvoll, Agnes Flöel & Arno Villringer
Prevention of cognitive decline: Can combined Omega
3 fatty acids and Vitamin B12 do the trick?
Fredrik Jernerén, Amany K. Elshorbagy, Abderrahim Oulhaj,
Stephen M. Smith, Helga Refsum, Celeste de Jager & A. David
Smith
20:15
Welcome Party
Foyer
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
Thursday 3rd September
8:30
Keynote Lecture: Prof. Dr. Rado Pišot
(Head of Institute of Kinesiology Research, University of
Primorska, Slovenia)
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
Functional and Cognitive Decline after 14 Days of
Complete Physical Inactivity in Elderly
Chair: Kerstin Witte
9:30
Oral session 1
Physical activity (1) Room No: 231
Chairs: Ingunn Fjortoft and Marjeta Misigoj-Durakovic
Title and Authors
Time
09:30
09:50
10:10
10:30
Outdoor recreation influence on beta-endorphin level and
well-being of 45-55 years old people
Ieva Kundzina & Juris Grants
Older Adults. Practical recommendations for prescribing
exercise in the frail elderly
Francisco Saavedra
Measurement Of Physical Activity And Sedentary Behavior
Of Adult Omani Women
Azza Al-Habsi & Hashem Kilani
Sports Clubs As An Important Stakeholder In Dementia
Care: First Results Of The Study “Sport For People With
Dementia”
Veronique Wolter & Monika Reichert
Country
Latvia
Portugal
Jordan
Germany
Cognition (1) Room No: 238
Chairs: Notger Müller and Thomas Wolbers
Time
09:30
09:50
10:10
10:30
11:00
Title and Authors
Effects of brain gym exercises on improving attention and
memory in the elderly
Sara Helmy Moselhy Mohamed
Effects of 6-month dance vs. fitness training on brain
plasticity and balance performance in healthy seniors
Kathrin Rehfeld, Anita Hökelmann, Joern Kaufmann & Notger
Müller
Effects of exercise interventions in soldiers and veterans
with PTSD
Peter R Wright & Eugenia Marga
The effects of age and weight on decision making
Lena Tiedemann, Judith Hettel, Katrin Giesen & Stefanie
Brassen
Coffee break
Country
Egypt
Germany
Germany
Germany
11:30
Oral session 2
Physical activity (2) Room No: 231
Chairs: Ingunn Fjortoft and Martin Zvonar
Time
11:30
11:50
12:10
12:30
Title and Authors
Pilates exercises: promoting strength, balance, motor skills
and bone density for seniors
Mayada Alakhdar
The Perspective of Functional Fascial Network as an
Inevitable Part of Healthy Movement
Mgr. Renáta Vychodilová
Shows a five month Karate training an influence on the
human gait? A Study for fall prevention
Gerald Pliske, Peter Emmermacher & Kerstin Witte
Factors Affecting The Quality Of Life Of The Elderly And
Their Motivation To Be Physically Active
Vida Janina Cesnaitiene, Jurate Davletbajeva, Irena
Valantine & Diana Karanauskiene
Country
Egypt
Czech Republic
Germany
Lithuanian
Cognition (2) Room No: 238
Chairs: Notger Müller and Thomas Wolbers
Time
11:30
11:50
12:10
12:30
Title and Authors
Improvement through sensory reweighting adaptation in
young and older adults’ postural control: Evidence for age
equivalence
Mihalis Doumas, Chesney E. Craig, Rachael Perry & Conall
O’Rourke.
Comparative study of alpha activity during Sensory
organization balance test between young and senior
people
Tariq Ali Gujar & Anita Hökelmann
Differences in emotional intelligence among dancers and
exercisers aged over 60
Vasiliki Zi, Maria Bougiesi, Aikaterini Gianni & Maria
Michalopoulou
Proactive interference and age related navigational decline
Maayan Merhav & Thomas Wolbers
11:00
Lunch break
14:00
Keynote Lecture: Prof. Dr. Marco Narici
(President of European College of Sport Science, School of
Graduate Entry Medicine and Health, University of
Nottingham, United Kingdom)
Neuromuscular basis of sarcopenia: mechanisms and
functional consequences.
Chair: Anita Hökelmann
Country
UK
Germany
Greece
Germany
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
15:00
Invited symposium (2)
Chair: Yael Netz
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
Cognitive-motor performance as related to age,
physical activity and physical fitness – process specific
or processing speed?
The EGREPA (European Group of Research into Elderly
and Physical Activity)
Speed of processing made the difference in very older
sedentary adults
Soledad Ballesteros & Mónica Muiños
Do sedentary older adults “play it safe”? Evidence from
studies on manual aiming in active and sedentary
older adults
Oron Levin, Florian Van Halewyck, Ann Lavrysen, Matthieu
Boisgontier, Digby Elliott & Werner Helsen
Does fitness level influence fine motor control in older
adults?
Lena Hübner, Ben Godde & Claudia Voelcker-Rehage
Acute aerobic activity enhances response inhibition
for less than 30 min.
Yael Netz, Mona Abu-Rukun, Sharon Tsuk, Tzvi Dwolatzky,
Raffi Carasso & Ayelet Dunsky
Motivating environments based on motion tracking to
promote physical activity among elderly (exergames)
Michael Brach, Oliver Korn, Klaus Hauer & Sven Unkauf
16:30
Coffee break
17:00
Lecture for Magdeburg citizens (only in
German language)
Wie kann man geistigen Abbauprozessen
im Alter entgegenwirken?
Notger Müller & Thomas Wolbers
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
17:00
Poster session
Physical activity Room No: 138
Chairs: Osama Abdel Karim and Antonello Lorenzini
Time
P-No
17:00
1
17:02
2
17:04
3
17:06
4
17:08
5
17:10
6
17:12
7
17:14
8
17:16
9
17:18
10
17:20
11
17:22
12
17:24
13
17:26
14
Title and Authors
Physical activity in prostate cancer survivors during the
rehabilitation phase: first results of the ProCaLife study
Tim Becker & Lutz Schega
Designing recreational and sports program to alleviate
anxiety for Elderly
Kamal Abdelgaber Mahran & b Ahmed Galal Abdelkareem
Physical fitness and lifestyle behaviors among elderly
Mohammad Abu Al-Taieb & Khitam Ay
Measurement of the Ability to Perform Activities Related
to Daily Living in Healthy Older 50 – 70y adults
Peter Francis, William Mc Cormack, Mark Lyons & Phil
Jakeman
Best practices, sport and disabilities
Gaillard Joel
Application of technology-assisted care assistance
systems - Project TECLA)
Ulrich Fischer-Hirchert
Effects of walking training at the maximal fat oxidation
point on selected anthropometric and metabolic
parameters on obese elderly subjects
Ezdine Bouhlel TN, Hatem Bouhlel & Zouhair Tabka
Measuring the Spirit of old Athlete
Emad Samir Mahmoud
The effect of single bout of physical exercise on postural
control among elderly men
Rafał Stemplewski, Janusz Maciaszek & Wiesław Osiński
Effect of different types of exercise on functional fitness
in elderly wo-men: a randomized controlled trial – Part 1
Denilson C. Teixeira, Maria Amélia S. Paes, André W.O. Gil,
Márcia M. Dib & Julia-na B. Dascal
Effect of different types of exercise on postural control in
elderly women: a randomized controlled trial – Part 2
Marcio R. Oliveira, Juliana B. Dascal1, Rubens A. da Silva &
Denilson C. Teixeira
Brain activity in walking: a review
Dennis Hamacher, Fabian Herold, Daniel Hamacher, &
Lutz Schega
Development of a rapid, easy to repeat method for
evaluating olfactory thresholds in the elderly (Grazer
Bratapfel Test - GraBAT)
Marie Peterseil, Wolfgang Gunzer, Gerlinde Berger, Philipp
Neurohr & Gerald Ohrenberger
Time of day effects on postural balance and attentional
capacities in type 2 diabetic older adults
Haithem Rebai , Rabeb Laatar , Rihab Borji , Rym
Baccouch & Sonia Sahli
Country
Germany
Egypt
Jordan
UK
France
Germany
Tunisa
Egypt
Poland
Brazil
Brazil
Germany
Austria
Tunisia
17:28
15
17:30
16
17:32
17
17:34
18
17:36
19
17:38
20
17:40
21
17:42
22
17:44
23
17:46
24
17:48
25
17:50
26
17:52
27
17:54
28
The Effect of Resistance Training Program on Body
Composition of aged 60+ women
Aliaa Fakhry
Effects of Ai Chi exercises on bone mineral density and
certain physical variables for Postmenopausal Women
Abdelrhman Madny, Amr Hamza & Ashraf Mostafa
The new procedure for measuring static and dynamic
balance in elderly
Marian Rzepko, Paweł Król, Wojciech Bajorek, Sławomir
Drozd, Wojciech Czarny & Grzegorz Juras
The effects of square – stepping exercises on balance and
flexibility for female Aging
Amr Hamza, Abdelrhman Madny & Ashraf Mostafa
Effects of chiropractic on low back pain and urinary
catecholamine in Aging
Ashraf Mostafa, Abdelrhman Madny, Amr Hamza
An Analytical Study of the Weakness of Aging sports care
(Health care Vs sports care)
Tarek Mahmoud
Physical and cognitive abilities among eldery people in
Magdeburg.
Nashaat Mansour, Amjad Alhajjh, Osama Abdel Karim,
Elke Knesil & Anita Hökelmann
Effectiveness of aqua training on the static and dynamic
balance for elderly people
Elsayed Ibrahim, Mohamed saad
The Basic motor skills for the Aging
Naglaa Aly
A feasibility study of a health promotion program for the
elderly focusing on physical activity, nutrition and
mental wellbeing
Stefanie Dahl, Marion Golenia, Yael Netz, Nils Neuber &
Michael Brach
Health-related effects of high intensity training in the
elderly
Kristin Raubold, Jürgen Gießing & Björn Eichmann
Ageing in Pakistan- The Need of Cultural Appropriate
Legislation for the Senior Citizens
Muhammad Ibrar & Raazia Hassan Naqvi
Intensive balance training can improve vestibular
system function and ability to maintain balance
Milos Dordevic, Anita Hökelmann & Notger Müller
The exercise performed once a week can alter body
composition in sedentary elderly?
Claudio Rosa, Victor Machado Reis, José Vilaça-Alves,
Eduardo Borba Neves & Francisco Saavedra
Egypt
Egypt
Poland
Egypt
Egypt
Egypt
Egypt
Egypt
Egypt
Germany
Germany
Pakistan
Germany
Portugal
Cognition & Nutrition Room No: 140
Chairs: Kathrin Rehfeld and Milos Dordevic
Time
P-No
17:00
29
17:02
30
17:04
31
17:06
32
17:08
33
17:10
34
17:12
35
17:14
36
17:16
37
17:18
38
17:20
39
17:22
40
17:24
41
Title and Authors
The Positivity Effect and its Relation to Well-Being: The
Influence of Arousal
Cathleen Kappes, Kristian Folta-Schoofs, Kezia Droste, &
Berit Streubel
Motion processing and response activation/inhibition in
old age: Response priming using moving dots as primes
in 50-65- and 66-87-year-old adults
Christina Bermeitinger, Thomas Heinen & Cathleen
Kappes
Inhibition in Aging: What is preserved? What declines?
Alodie Rey-Mermet & Miriam Gade
Neurobehavioral effects of prospective thinking on
temporal discounting in old age
Laura Sasse, Jan Peters, Christian Büchel & Stefanie
Brassen
The role of motor training in older adults’ perception of
human motion
Vassilis Sevdalis
The effects of age, weight and insulin on memory
function
Hettel Judith, Tiedemann Lena, Giesen, Katrin & Brassen,
Stefanie
Exercise induced changes in hippocampal function for
spatial navigation
Andreas Becke, Alondra Chaire, David Berron, Thomas
Wolbers & Emrah Düzel
Attentional training improves working memory
Marlen Schmicker, Anne Vellage & Notger G. Müller
Age-related recognition memory deficits explained by
hippocampal pattern completion
Paula Vieweg, Matthias Stangl, Lorelei R. Howard &
Thomas Wolbers
The effects of acute physical exercise on memory,
peripheral BDNF and cortisol levels
Kirsten Hötting, Nadine Schickert & Maren SchmidtKassow
Effects of the cholinesterase inhibitor galantamine on
working memory filtering processes depend on
individual basal forebrain volumes
Anne-Katrin Vellage, Michel J. Grothe, Stefan J. Teipel &
Notger G. Müller
Auditory distraction affects reaction time but not
performance of a manual dexterity task in healthy older
adults
O. Vasylenko & C. Rodríguez-Aranda
Increase of BDNF in response to normobaric hypoxia in
humans
Alexander Törpel, Beate Peter, Volkmar Leßmann, Tanja
Brigadski & Lutz Schega
Country
Germany
Germany
Switzerland
Germany
Germany
Germany
Germany
Germany
Germany
Germany
Germany
Norway
Germany
17:26
42
17:28
43
17:30
44
17:32
45
17:34
46
17:36
47
17:38
48
17:40
49
17:42
50
17:44
51
17:46
52
17:48
53
Aging, emotion and goal-directed behavior: ERP
evidence on cognitive and emotional conflict
Artyom Zinchenko, Philipp Kanske, Christian Obermeier &
Erich Schröger, & Sonja A. Kotz
Changes in the execution of a complex multistep activity
in elderly subjects
Joachim Hermsdörfer & Philipp Gulde
Impact of energy expenditure and cognitive function on
long-term outcome after stroke
Rackoll Torsten
Are age-related pattern separation deficits restricted to
the long-term memory domain
Lorelei Howard, David Berron, Fana Samatin, Chris Street,
Emrah Düzel & Thomas Wolbers
Effect of regular practice of physical activity and time of
day on cognitive performance of healthy elderly people
Mohamed Jarraya
Age-related changes in the generation of spatial
representations
Nadine Diersch & Thomas Wolbers
Association between chewing ability and grip strength,
cognitive function and food intake among Japanese
elderly
Yumi Kimura, Hiroshi Ogawa, Akihiro Yoshihara,
Masanori Iwasaki, Takayuki Yamaga, Tomoya Takiguchi,
Taizo Wada, Ryota Sakamoto, Yasuko Ishimoto, Eriko
Fukutom, Chen Wen Ling, Michiko Fujisawa, Kiyohito
Okumiya, Hideo Miyazaki & Kozo Matsubayashi
Prevalence of minor depression in elderly persons with
and without
mild cognitive impairment: A systematic review
M. Polyakova, N. Sonnabenda, C. Sander R. Mergla,b, M.L.
Schroeterb, J. Schroeder f & P. Schönknecht
Postural balance and attentional capacities in the
elderly: a comparison between fallers and non-fallers
Sonia Sahli , Rabeb Laatar , Rihab Borji , Rym Baccouch &
Haithem Rebai
Effects of a feedback-based training of executive
functions (FeoTEx) on cognitive functions in MCI
patients
Müller, H.C., Lüders, A., & Müller, N.G.
Pomegranate supplementation reduces inflammatory,
muscle damage and increase platelets blood levels in
active healthy aged men
Achraf Ammar, Hamdi Chtourou, Anita Hoekelmann &
Nizar Souissi
Design Engineering of a Sport and Dancewalker
Christina Rauch, Martin Wiesner, Marcel Partie, Susann
Weichelt & Anita Hökelmann
Germany
Germany
Germany
Germany
Tunisia
Germany
Japan
Germany
Tunisia
Germany
Tunisia
Germany
18.00
Praxis: Sportiver Tanz zum Ausprobieren (only
in German Language)
18:00
Oral session 3
Sporthalle 2
Physical activity (3) Room No: 231
Chairs: Kerstin Witte and Marjeta Misigoj-Durakovic
Time
18:00
18:20
18:40
19:00
19:20
19:40
Time
18:00
18:40
19:00
19:20
19:40
Title and Authors
Fatal Cardiovascular Events during Physical Exercise in the
Elderly.
Marjeta Mišigoj Duraković, Zijad Duraković & Petar Škavić
Improvement in glucose and functional fitness level after 18
weeks of Tai. Chi exercise in elderly men with hyperglycaemia
Janusz Maciaszek, Wiesław Osiński
The influence of barefoot, minimalist and standard footwear
conditions on gait and balance in healthy seniors
Kim-Charline Broscheid & Astrid Zech
Comparison of sacrum and total body center of mass kinematics
during stair gait between young and older adults
Kelsey Piersol, Bryan L Riemann & George J Davies
Effectiveness of a Resistance Exercise Program to Improving
Muscle Performance, Mobility and Functional Abilities in Elderly
People
Hala Eid Mohamed Ibrahim
Effects of a Drumming Exercise Intervention (Drums Alive®)
in Special Populations
Jacqueline Böhr, Peter Wright & Henry Schulz
Country
Croatia
Poland
Germany
USA
Egypt
Germany
Cognition (3) Room No: 238
Chairs: Claudia Voelcker-Rehage and Grzegorz Juras
Title and Authors
Country
Optimizing Wellness in the Elderly: How Windows of
Trainability and Innovations in Portable Technology Promote
Lasting Health
Roman Fomin & Torsten Amstein (Omegawave)
Brooding in aging is related to more negativity and amygdala
activity during autobiographical memory retrieval
Sophia Schneider & Stefanie Brassen
Chronic stroke: Hand kinematics in a multi-step activity of daily
living.
Philipp Gulde, Charmayne M. L. Hughes & Joachim Hermsdörfer
Dancing induced grey matter brain plasticity in the elderly.
Patrick Müller, Kathrin Rehfeld, Anita Hökelmann, Joern Kaufman
& Notger G. Müller
Gyrification changes in Default Mode Network as correlate of its
functional reorganization with age.
C. Jockwitz, S. Caspers, S. Lux, K. Jütten, S.B. Eickhoff, K. Amunts &
K. Zilles
USA
Germany
Germany
Germany
Germany
Friday 4th September
08:00
Keynote Lecture: Prof. Dr. Claudia VoelckerRehage (Associate Dean of the Jacobs Center on Lifelong
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
Learning and Institutional Development, Jacobs University
Bremen, Germany)
Mens sana in corpore sano - Physical activity,
cognition and the brain
Chair: Anita Hökelmann
Keynote Lecture: Prof. Dr. Martin Lövden
(Professor at Aging Research Center, Department of
Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, Karolinska
Institute, Stockholm, Sweden)
Influences of Cognitive Activity on Brain and
Cognition in Healthy Aging
Chair: Thomas Wolbers
09:30
Invited symposium (3)
Chair: Rainer Wieching
Results from the EU-project iStoppFalls:
feasibility, effectiveness, user experience and
acceptance of a new technology based approach
for fall prevention
Main results from the iStoppFalls randomized
controlled trial
R Wieching, S Eichberg, H DeRosario, M Drobics, S Jahnke, J
Annegarn, Y Gschwind & K Delbaere
Exploring User Experience and Technology Acceptance
for a Fall Prevention System: Results from a
Randomized Clinical Trial and a Living Lab
D Vaziri, K Aal, Corinna Ogonowski, Thomas von Rekowski,
Michael Kroll, Hannah R. Marston, Helios de Rosario, Rakel
Poveda, Yves Gschwind, Kim Delbaere, Rainer Wieching &
Volker Wulf
A Fall Prevention Exergame for Community-Dwelling
Older Adults: Results from a Long-Term Living Lab
Study
Konstantin Aal, Corinna Ogonowski, Thomas von Rekowski &
Rainer Wieching
Effects of Exergaming on dual task interference of
fallers and non-fallers
Sabine Eichberg, Yves Gschwind, Helios DeRosario & R
Wieching
11:00
Coffee break
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
11:30
Oral session 4
Physical activity (4) Room No: 231
Chairs: Jürgen Edelmann-Nusser and Grzegorz Juras
Title and Authors
Time
11:30
11:50
12:10
12:30
Spatial-temporal and medial-lateral center of mass
characteristics of young and older adults traversing level,
uphill and downhill surfaces
Bryan L Riemann, Kelsey Piersol, Tamara Bories & George J
Davies
Gaze stabilization, dynamic visual acuity, and optical flow
training in sport performance, fall prevention, and
concussion rehabilitation
Kristinn Heinrichs
Exercises responses of 60-70 years old individuals in
jordan on the senior fitness test compared to us norms
Khawla Yousef, Wafa’ Ismail & Harran Al-Rahamneh
Quality of life differences among dancers and exercisers
aged over 60
Maria Michalopoulou, Aikaterini Gianni, Maria Bougiesi &
Vasiliki Zisi
Country
USA
Germany
Jordan
Greece
Nutrition (1) Room No: 238
Chairs: Sandra Pais and Antonello Lorenzini
Time
11:30
11:50
12:10
12:30
13:00
Title and Authors
Effects of Ramadan fasting on postural balance and
attentional capacities in elderly people
Rabeb Laatar , Rihab Borji , Rym Baccouch , Haithem Rebai
& Sonia Sahli
GUSTAA - Olfactory and multi-sensory training to increase
appetite in elderly persons
Wolfgang Gunzer, Marie Peterseil, Gerald Ohrenberger,
Gerlinde Berger, Bärbel Sturtzel, Jürgen Pripfl, Philipp
Neurohr, Walter Scheitz, Bianca Neuhold, Susanne Maunz &
Elisabeth Pail
Modifying the diet to increase satiety could help in
preventing weight gain
Mattia Dalla Verità, Eleonora Croco & Antonello Lorenzini
Development and Validation of Active Healthy Ageing
Promotion Program for Nigerian Pensioners
Cosmas Uchenna, Ugwu,Abimibola Victoria Oladugba,
Nwala Emmanuel Kelechi, Joshua Emeka & Osmond
Chukwuemeka, Ene
Lunch break
Country
Tunisia
Austria
Italy
Nigeria
14:00
Keynote Lecture: Prof. Dr. Sandra Pais
(Sub-Director of the School of Health, Coordinator of the
Center for Research and Development in Health, University
of Algarve, Portugal)
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
Active aging versus frailty- What is the way?
Nutritional, Physical activity and cognitive
results of the Survey of Health and Ageing in the
Region of Algarve ( SHARA)
Chair: Jürgen Edelmann-Nusser
15:00
Invited symposium (4)
Chair: Sergei Schapkin
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
Healthy work in ageing
Cardiovascular Functional Parameters in Relation to
Age, Gender and Blood Pressure Level
Reingard Seibt, Franziska Wurlitzer, Heinz Rüdiger & Klaus
Scheuch
Effects of vascular burden factors and life-style on
vascular functions and cognition
Sebastian Heinzel
Work out your brain! - Effects of repeated work task
changes on brain and cognition
Ben Godde, Jan Oltmanns, Claudia Voelcker-Rehage, Klaus
Schömann & Ursula M. Staudinger
Age-related changes in working memory:
Compensatory processes and physiological costs
Sergei A. Schapkin
16:30
Coffee break
16:30
Lecture for Magdeburg citizens (2)
(only in German language)
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
Gibt es einen Zusammenhang zwischen körperlicher
Aktivität und kognitiven Fähigkeiten im
fortgeschrittenen Alter?
Kerstin Witte
Mental und physisch fit durch einen sportlichen
Lebensstil im höheren Alter?
Effekte einer 12 monatigen Intervention mit Tanz und
Sport auf die mentale und physische
Leistungsfähigkeit von Senioren und Seniorinnen.
Anita Hökelmann
18:00
Praxis: Sturzprophylaxe mit ostasiatischen
Kampfsportelementen(only in German
Language) by Peter Emmermacher
Sporthalle2
17:00
Introduction of advanced technology for
research
Room No.
231
Chair: Marcel Partie
17:00
Mack Medizintechnik GmbH
Offer Computer based posturography, static force platform,
improving mobility and stability programs
biofeedback System
17:20
Omegawave OY
Specializes in the development of training and performance
management solutions
17:40
Simi Reality Motion Systems
An extensive platform for motion capture and 2D/3D
movement analysis
20.15
Banquet
Herrenkrug
Park Hotel
Magdeburg
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map on last page
Saturday 5th September
8:30
Keynote Lecture: Prof. Dr. Thomas Wolbers
(German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases within
Helmholtz Association)
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
How does aging affect navigational abilities?
Chair: Anita Hökelmann
9:30
Oral session 5
Physical activity (5) Room No: 231
Chairs: Wislaw Osinsky and Maria Michalopoulou
Time
09:30
09:50
10:10
10:30
Title and Authors
Sport and Dance Walker
Marcel Partie, Susann Weichelt & Anita Hökelmann
Decline in lower extremity function in the urban and the
rural population with aging in Pakistan
Abdul Waheed Mughal, Shaheen Khan, Tariq Ali Gujar, Yasir
Iqbal Waraich, Muhammad Safar Ali & Imran Hussian
A cross-cultural Comparison of Park-based Physical
Activity between Hong Kong and Leipzig Older Adults
Ru Zhang, Petra Wagner & Yanping Duan
Effect of continuous and intermittent aerobic training on
body composition and physical fitness in elderly obese
females
Hamdi Chtourou, Rawia Hbiri, Hajer Masmoudi, Liwa
Masmoudi & Mohamed Ali Khanfir
Country
Germany
Pakistan
China
Tunisia
11:00
Coffee break
11:30
Invited symposium (5)
Chair: Boštjan Šimunič
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
Physical activity and nutrition for healthy aging
The effects of ageing on physical inactivity-induced
insulin resistance, as assessed during 14-d
experimental bed-rest in young and elderly subjects
Sara Mazzucco, Filippo Giorgio Di Girolamo, Rado Pisot,
Gianni Biolo
Computerized spatial navigation training mitigates
detrimental effects of prolonged physical inactivity
Uros Marusic, Voyko Kavcic & Rado Pisot
The use of Tensiomography in the field of aging
Boštjan Šimunič
Relationship between body composition and
adherence to the mediterranenan diet in a cohort of
adult-elderly subjects from the north-east of italy: a
report from the PANGeA study
D. Francesconi, M.A. Miselli, E. Dalla Nora, M.L. Morieri, E.
Capatti, J.M. Sanz, G. Brombo, R. Situlin, G. Zuliani & A.
Passaro
Association between fitness index and waist
circumference in a cohort of subjects, older than 60
years, participating in PANGeA study
Eleonora Capatti, Edoardo Dalla Nora, Mario Luca Morieri,
Daniela Francesconi, Maria Agata Miselli, Juana Maria Sanz,
Cecilia Soavi, Gloria Brombo, Giovanni Zuliani & Angelina
Passaro
Possible use of MASQ Test to screen cognitive function
in general population over sixty years: report from the
PANGeA study
Cecilia Soavi, Edoardo Dalla Nora, Gloria Brombo, Daniela
Francesconi, Mario Luca Mo-rieri, Maria Agata Miselli,
Eleonora Capatti, Federica Rossin, Juana Maria Sanz,
Giovanni Zuliani & Angelina Passaro
13:00
Closing ceremony
Auditorium 6
(Hörsaal 6)
AHA Conference 2015
-Social event transportation guideThe Social event in Herrenkrug hotel begins on 4th of October (Friday) at 20:15h
Herrenkrug
Hotel
Station
„Opernhaus“
Station
„Herrenkrug“
AHA 2015
Station
„CityCarre/HBf“
Station
„Alter Markt“
Arrival to Herrenkrug:
From station
Tram number
Departure times
„Opernaus“
4
19:22h – 19:42h – 20:02h
„City-Carre/HBf“
4
19:15h – 19:35h – 19:55h
Arrival time - at „Herrenkrug“
19:34h – 19:54h – 20:14h
Return from Herrenkrug:
From station
Tram number
Departure times
„Herrenkrug“
4
22:03h – 22:23h – 22:43h(last)
From station
Tram number
Departure times
„Herrenkrug“
4
22:03h – 22:23h – 22:43h(last)
From station
Bus number
Departure times
„Herrenkrug“
N1
22:50h – 23:20h – 23:50h
For more information please visit www.mvbnet.de
Arrival time - at „Opernhaus“
22:15h – 22:35h – 22:55h
Arrival time - at „City Carre/Hbf“
22:22h – 22:42h – 23:02h
Arrival time - at „Alter Markt“
23:13h – 23:43h – 00:13h
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