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[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of a 3-week exercise-based intervention program for elderly fibromyalgia inpatients on pain, physical and attention abilities, quality of living (QOL) and cerebral blood flow. [Participants and Methods] Two elderly fibromyalgia (FM) patients participated. Preand post-evaluation of pain-related scales, physical ability, attention ability, QOL and cerebral blood flow in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) were carried out and compared. [Results] Both patients exhibited great improvement in QOL, physical ability, and all pain-related scales except Numerical Rating Scale. Improvements in attention ability and cerebral blood flow in the DLPFC were observed in one patient but not in the other. [Conclusion] The execution of this program resulted in improvements in physical activity, pain and QOL of the elderly FM patients. On the other hand, the effects of this program on cerebral blood flow and higher nervous activities were obscure and need to be investigated in more detail in the future.

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Effects of a 3-week Exercise-based Intervention Program for Elderly Fibromyalgia Inpatients on Pain, Physical and Attention Abilities, Quality of Living, and Cerebral Blood Flow