[PDF] Top 20 Visualizing Recovery of Cognitive Function in Stroke

... following stroke, ischemic infar- ction results in brain tissue atrophy and neuronal cell death ...after stroke [42]. Stroke reco- very involves the resolution of diaschisis and neural reor- ... See full document

... microcirculation. Cognitive impairment is common among patients after stroke ...Several stroke characteristics are thought to be associated with an increased risk of cognitive ...haemorrhagic ... See full document

... in cognitive function and rate of decline observed during late ...Framingham Stroke Risk Profile (FSRP),[10,11] a previously validated index of cerebrovascular disease burden, predicted 3-year ... See full document

... acute stroke patients [29], and the protocol for safe and easy step-wise change in the posture angle in acute stroke patients ...impaired cognitive function and physical diseases so that the ... See full document

... between cognitive function and falls efficacy, functional performance in stroke ...ischemic stroke and 50% suffered from hemorrhagic ...of stroke occur in left side and in remaining 30 ... See full document

... [5]. Cognitive dysfunction and dementia fre- quently occur following an acute stroke, and they are an important cause of stroke-related ...a stroke, or can represent the progression of ... See full document

... group. Stroke patients (3 months to 5 years post-stroke) with cognitive complaints were ...tasks, cognitive flexibility, objective cognitive functioning in other domains than the ... See full document

... functional recovery after ...(ischemic stroke) to result in cumulative neuronal loss with time [43], similar to the time frame we observed in the emergence of cognitive ...and cognitive ... See full document

... are stroke defined according to the WHO ...included. Cognitive impairment will be classified according to the DSM-5 criteria using a consensus ...group. Cognitive function is assessed by a ... See full document

... pre-stroke cognitive function was not mea- ...pre-existing cognitive decline may have been evident in some cases, given the age pro- file of the sample and the finding that a quarter of the ... See full document

... previous stroke, Alzheimer disease), APOE genotype, stroke features, and lesion ...The Stroke and Cognition Consortium (STROKOG), an international consortium of studies of cognitive decline ... See full document

... executive function, there is little published ...with cognitive control networks improving residual performance ...language recovery was interpreted as reflecting domain-general cognitive ... See full document

... Whilst the study by Dean and Mackay appeared to demonstrate no deterioration during intervention, it fails to provide evidence of attribution. It is difficult to establish whether the improvements observed were the ... See full document

... all stroke survivors but are representative of functional recovery only in survivors who undergo inpatient rehabilitation ...as stroke severity, depression etc) in regression ...mild cognitive ... See full document

... In the case-only analysis, year of birth, history of smoking, parental-education, current depression, disease course, and MSSS were significantly associated with the TICS-M score when each variable was considered in ... See full document

... like stroke, there is no literature available which considers its adaptive ...functional recovery in stroke patients. A group of 176 stroke survivors completed self-reported measures of ... See full document

... A motion capture system (ProReflex MCU240 Hz, Qualisys, Gothenburg, Sweden), with five optoelectronic cameras, was used to obtain movement data during a standardized drinking task [12]. The task included five phases: ... See full document

... Methods: Participants from two centers for the elderly were allocated to practice either an 8-week coordination training (CT) program or an 8-week towel exercise (TE) program. The Chinese Mini-Mental State Examination ... See full document

... Architects, political scientists, urban planners, art historians, the police, security specialists and computer programmers are all interested in controlling, assessing and creating walls that can function like ... See full document

... Identification of the intervention development, monitoring and reporting working group membership was conducted using a snowball technique by the SRRR steering committee with the aim of ensuring a global perspective. ... See full document