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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"visuospatial memory"”.
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Association of Alcohol Consumption with Verbal Memory and Visuospatial Memory in Older Adults: Multi-Center Study of Memory Impairment Clinics
… in the aged and the relationship between verbal memory and visuospatial memory impairment. The subjects were 1,572 aged persons (489 male, 1,083 female) of age 60 to 90 years old, who participated in the Clinical Research Center for Dementia of South Korea. The subjects completed the …
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Developmental Psychopathology in Children with Williams Syndrome
… leftward bias affecting attention and short term visuospatial memory.<br/><br/>Studies 1 and 2 demonstrated an effect of deletion size on the cognitive abilities of children with WS. The greater the deletion size in the 7qll.23 area, the lower the performance on measures of cognitive ability and …
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The Impact of Mood Disorders on Cognitive Function in Post-menopausal Women Undergoing Treatment for Early-stage Breast Cancer
… motor, language, attention/concentration/working memory, visuospatial, memory (verbal and visual). RESULTS: Group comparisons found significant differences in several domains at Time 1 (attention) and Time 2 (visual spatial and visual memory), but in each case the mood disorder group means were …
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Neuropsychological predictors of functional disability in Gulf War Illness.
… domains impaired in GWI—verbal memory, visuospatial ability, and working memory—would significantly predict functional disability over and above deployment trauma (probable PTSD and depressive symptoms). Hierarchical linear regression suggested our hypothesis was only partially …
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Towards a cognitive neurobiology of brain-gut axis disorders
… IBS exhibit a consistent hippocampal mediated visuospatial memory impairment. In addition we have found evidence to suggest a similar visuospatial impairment in IBD. However, our most consistent finding within this population was that patients with Crohn’s disease exhibit impaired selective …
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Cognitive impairment in chronic kidney disease : are oculomotor tests an effective detection marker?
… battery that assessed global ability, working memory, and executive function. The prevalence of CI was evaluated, as was the anti-saccade task’s ability in predicting the extent of cognitive impairment. Subsequently, it was found that uncorrected error rate was significantly higher in those …
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Neuropsychological function as a result of chronic exposure to methadone and other opioids
… domains of intelligence, executive function and memory and learning. Out of a total of 905 articles extracted between 1964 and 2009, 49 articles were considered appropriate for selection and review.<br/><br/>Studies of current and abstinent chronic opioid users (illicit heroin users, patients …
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Investigating the effects of oscillating sounds on the memory of older populations
Introduction: Memory functions are associated with various oscillations of electrical activity in the brain, and disruptions of those rhythms can be observed in many neurological syndromes, including Alzheimer’s Disease. Oscillations at the theta (3-7 Hz) frequency, in particular, are thought to …
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Dissecting the role of AUTS2 and GALNT17 in neurodevelopment using a mouse model for human AUTS2 syndrome
… with motor and coordination problems, impaired visuospatial memory, and abnormal social interaction. Although GALNT17 is not located within the WBS critical region (WBSCR), the genes flanking the WBSCR are often looped together in nuclear chromatin, and interact with AUTS2 in a long-range …
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Cardiorespiratory fitness as a modulator of hippocampal subfield structure and function in cognitive aging
… a brain region that is critical for episodic memory formation and spatial navigation. Accurate episodic memory formation requires pattern separation, a neurocomputational process that orthogonalizes similar stimulus input into distinct neural representations and can be examined using …