[PDF] Top 20 Autobiographical Memory and the Default Mode Network in Mild Cognitive Impairment

... The Default Mode Network (DMN) template identified in the healthy elderly controls derived from the resting state fMRI component that most closely resembled a standard default mode ... See full document

... investigate autobiographical memory (ABM) and the recollective experience in amnestic mild cognitive impairment ...ABM impairment in aMCI than previously ... See full document

... amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) are characterized by widespread abnormalities in inter-areal white matter fiber pathways and parallel disruption of default mode network ... See full document

... Semantic memory decline and changes of default mode network (DMN) connectivity have been reported in Mild Cognitive Impairment ...semantic memory in this clinical ... See full document

... The default mode network is frequently activated by both autobiographical memory and ToM tasks (Andrews-Hanna, 2010), but each task is correlated to a different subsystem within the ... See full document

... of cognitive func- tions, especially memory [26, ...by memory deficits, often exhibit abnormal functional connectivity between the frontal lobe and other brain ...to memory processing in MCI ... See full document

... to mild cognitive impairment even not reaching to the diagnostic Criteria For dementia (DSM-V) which is caused by the risk factors of cerebrovascular disease (such as hypertension, diabetes and ... See full document

... Recently, much attention has been paid to resting state functional magnetic resonance imaging (rsfMRI) [8, 9], which constitutes a novel paradigm that examines spon- taneous brain function by using blood oxygen level– ... See full document

... episodic memory, and executive function, to name a few [6,10,16,17]. The default mode network (DMN) is currently the most studied network associated with cognition and mood ...and ... See full document

... the default mode network (DMN), a network often associated with memory-related processes such as thinking about the future, episodic memory, and autobiographical ... See full document

... for cognitive functions such as episodic memory and has been widely implicated in AD [5, ...with autobiographical and episodic memory [5, ... See full document

... , cognitive function was significantly different among the three groups and declined with worsening of the FEV 1 .... Cognitive impairment mainly manifested in visuospatial executive function, ... See full document

... First, ICV-corrected hippocampal volume was compared between the control and MCI groups from sample 1 by an independent samples t test. Next, cortical thickness across the brain surface was compared between the groups by ... See full document

... DMN: Default mode network (aDMN, anterior DMN; pDMN, posterior DMN; ventral DMN, vDMN); DMPFC: Dorsal medial prefrontal cortex; ε 4+ carriers: APOE - ε 4 carriers; ε 4 non-carriers: APOE - ε 4 ... See full document

... [18,19]. Memory impairment is often the earliest symptom of AD and executive function impairments are often the earliest symptoms of FTLD and VaD ...on memory and executive function could be the most ... See full document

... from autobiographical memories (ABMs) across the lifespan, including an experimentally-verified event that occurred one week previously, was found to be compromised in this MCI ...everyday memory lapses in ... See full document

... working memory, whereas both aMCI and AD subjects demonstrated impaired spatial reference memory, suggesting that the VRAM can help to distinguish among deficits associated with normal aging, aMCI, and ... See full document

... Montreal Cognitive Assessment Test (MoCA), which was developed by Nasreddine et ...assess mild cognitive ...functions, memory, language, visuoconstructives capabilities, capacity for ... See full document

... with mild cognitive impairments ...i.e., memory impairment based on both subjective and objective testing, in the absence of dementia and without significant loss of daily functioning ... See full document

... of cognitive impair- ment is complex, and patients with dementia are vulnerable to poorer outcomes if they are unable to negotiate self- ...recognizing cognitive impairment, a holistic view ... See full document