Correlations of clinical status with cognitive performance
Observational study of patients in Spain with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: correlations between clinical status, quality of life, and dignity
... with clinical or epidemio- logical factors (onset, age of onset, or sex), but in contrast with other studies [27, 28], the need to use technical aids such as BPAP and PEG had a significant and negative asso- ...
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Cognitive enhancement Current status and its impact on improving of the performance of organizations
... 1 Historical background It is very difficult to determine exactly when people with no major health problems started their cognitive abilities through prescription drugs affect. However, as a raised finger appears ...
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Vitamin D status in a monocentric cohort of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) patients and correlations with clinical and immunological profile
... Interestingly, our study showed statistically significant association between vitamin D status and ethnic group (p<0.001), wherein Chinese had the lowest proportion of patients with vitamin D deficiency and ...
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Evaluation of Nutritional Status in Relation to the Cognitive Performance of Medical Students at Oman Medical College
... of clinical training. A complete one-year clinical internship in a recognized teaching hospital prior to medical licensure is compulsory for the medical ...
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Impact of transition in work status and social participation on cognitive performance among elderly in India
... better cognitive functions due to an association with labor market was not supported by our study since financial distress is a reason for continuing work ...in cognitive outcomes is relatively lower for ...
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The Effect of Sensory Room Intervention on Perceptual-Cognitive Performance and Psychiatric Status of People with Schizophrenia
... and cognitive impairments further decrease the amount of significant stimulation that an individual ...Impaired cognitive ability also restricts the individual’s ability to understand the received ...of ...
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Demographic and non-memory cognitive predictors of memory test performance in a clinical sample
... The results of the present study must be interpreted with the following limitations in mind. First is sample size. A general rule of thumb for regression analyses is a ratio of at least 15 participants per predictor ...
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Psychosocial status and cognitive achievement in Peru
... psychosocial status of the child’s mother or ...psychosocial status of the ...psychosocial status and its effect on cognitive skill ...
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Husband Wife Correlations in Neurocognitive Test Performance
... spousal correlations were observed for almost all cognitive variables except attention and psychomotor speed (Dufouil & Alpéro- vitch, 2000; Zonderman et ...
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Clinical and nutritional correlations in Parkinson’s disease: Preliminary report
... we revealed a negative correlation between these smell changes and SEADLS score. These results confirmed the existence of more severe smell changes in the late stage of PD, with more pronounced malnutrition. A positive ...
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Pregnancy Induced Hypertension: Clinicopathological Characteristics and Clinical Correlations
... Abstract Gestational hypertension (GH) or pregnancy induced hypertension (PIH) is a condition characterised by high blood pressure during pregnancy. PIH can lead to serious condition called Pre-Eclampsia or Toxemia. The ...
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Pneumococcal meningitis: Clinical-pathological correlations (meningene-path)
... We found that adjunctive dexamethasone treatment started prior to or with the first dose of antibiotics was not associated with increased hippocampal apoptosis. Cognitive impairment is a frequent complication in ...
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The effect of cognitive status and visuospatial performance on affective theory of mind in Parkinson's disease
... PD, performance on tasks involving ToM, executive functioning, and decision-making revealed that while participants with PD exhibited worse performance than controls on all three outcomes, ToM and ...
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Effects of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on clinical, social, and cognitive performance in postpartum depression
... Conclusion This paper presents the results of the first double-blind, con- trolled pilot trial on the effects of 5 Hz rTMS 35 on clinical, social, and cognitive functioning in patients with PPD. At the same ...
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Cognitive status in patients with multiple sclerosis in Lanzarote
... mildtomoderate cognitive impairment relative to a control ...of cognitive impair ment in an MS ...it. Cognitive decline was frequently related to clinical variables (disease duration and ...
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Placenta and its clinical correlations
... The clinical significance of placental anomaly has been much debated but it is now clear that the circummarginate form is devoid of clinical importance, and that although circumvallate placentation is ...
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Extraction and Exploration of Correlations in Patient Status Data
... To study the correlation of values for different organ attributes, the medical experts in the project have developed a scale of normal, worse and bаd conditions. Some words from the PRs are chosen as representative for ...
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Performance pay and shifts in macroeconomic correlations
... unconditional correlations and volatilities, we use arti…cial data generated from our model economy in which both tech- nology and non-technology shocks are ...creased performance pay sensitivity to account ...
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Clinical-Physiologic Correlations in Acute Asthma of Childhood
... In conclusion, our data indicate that the presence of a high clinical score or positive clinical signs (particularly accessory muscle use) indicate that significant airway obstruction an[r] ...
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Clinical-Echocardiographic Correlations in Acute Rheumatic Fever
... We are aware of only one study reporting echo- cardiographic findings in patients with acute rheu- matic fever.’ Using the calculated mean velocity of circumferential fiber shortening to[r] ...
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