[PDF] Top 20 Neuropsychological performance in patients with subcortical stroke

... observed in our study. hese concern the severity of subcortical ischemic lesions, since no ranking scale was used to evaluate their presence at the time of evaluation, precluding correlation of lesion ... See full document

... after stroke. Here we investigated longitudinal changes in the resting-state functional connectivity (rsFC) of the CL_PSMC and their association with motor ...Thirteen patients who had ... See full document

... movement in normal subjects. Barini and Hage, in the article “Vocabulary and verbal comprehension of students with Attention Deicit Hyperactivity Disorder” studied the receptive vocabulary and verbal ... See full document

... included patients, 40% demonstrated mild, and 12% moderate to severe, depressive ...the neuropsychological proile of patients with moderate to severe depressive symptoms primarily showed ... See full document

... (SF) performance with magnetic reso- nance imaging classification, in cases of hemiparetic cerebral ...location in the hemisphere. Forty-six patients were assessed: 23 with ... See full document

... education in patients with Parkinson Dis- ease. Patients with episodic memory impairment were older and had low performance on other screening tests, support- ing reports of a ... See full document

... the patients in the study. However, since we (1) excluded all patients with a history of problems in basic auditory perception, (2) did not observe any notable hearing deficits ... See full document

... children with prior history of ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke, of both sexes in the age group from 6 to 16 years, were subdued to an neuropsychological, intel- lectual, visual-motor, school ... See full document

... walking performance of a stroke subject compared to a normal and also the influences of using two different types of AFO on the kinetic and kinematic ...the stroke subject had more excursions ... See full document

... the neuropsychological performance of a preteen diagnosed with attention- deicit/hyperactivity disorder according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edition ...language ... See full document

... complex neuropsychological process of weighing and judging short-term and long-term consequence of ...decisions with ambiguity and risk conditions [22, 23]. In decision-making under ambiguous ... See full document

... of patients with bipolar disorder (BD) have a lifetime history of at least one psychotic ...neurocognitive performance of four groups: BD patients with and without a history of ... See full document

... involved in the engagement and disengagement of specific brain regions in tactile discrimination tasks [26] and in somatosensory working memory performance [27]; ,10-Hz activity has been shown ... See full document

... This research used the safe mode of Bayesian network Nética Shell (Norsys, Vancouver, Canada), 15 available on the Internet without charge, and the variables were created based on a previous study. 21 The following ... See full document

... anticoagulation in patients with acute ischemic stroke (ARGIS-1) was a randomized trial in an effective population of 13,342 patients from North Amer- ican centers with up ... See full document

... Purpose. Stroke is the disease that disabilities the most people in the world, influencing in a very unfavorable way the quality of life of the patients and their ...be in a ... See full document

... one in eight users of western medicine ...CHPs in the Tai- wanese population [20]. In our study, the most used single CHP and formula CHP in AF patients were Dan Shen (Salvia ... See full document

... Insular involvement might be highly associated with the specific pathomechanism of ische- mic stroke [7, 8]. The insula is supplied directly by the proximal portions of the two main branches of the middle ... See full document

... on stroke patients with and without aphasia, and excluded studies investigating test perfor- mance by examining aphasic stroke patients and healthy ...Furthermore, in more than ... See full document

... symptoms in the very ...J. Neuropsychological and neuro- physiological features of Fahr’s ...syndrome with basal ganglia calcification: Fahr’s dis- ease as a corticobasal look-alike? Mov Disord ... See full document