... for articles that used repetitive TMS protocols to rehabilitate post-stroke deficits. We analysed qualitatively 38 articles that met the eligibility criteria; of these, 21 dealt with aphasia, 8 with dysphagia, 8 with neglect and 1 with visual extinction. The efficacy of TMS as an intervention for post-stroke...

.... We evaluated whether the presence and extent of leukoaraiosis, or white matter hyperintensities (WMH), had an impact on performance on tests of hemispatial neglect in acute ischemic stroke patients. Methods: A series of 206 acute ischemic right-hemispheric stroke patients at Johns Hopkins Hospital...

...Bernardo Gialanella; Cristina Ferlucci Background: The role of neuropsychological deficits in predicting functional outcome in patients with aphasia and neglect at the end of rehabilitation after stroke has been poorly investigated. This was the aim of this prospective study evaluated using...

... with scores of 0–9 on the NIHSS Cog-4. Fig. 1. Number of severely cognitively impaired and non-impaired patients with scores of 0–9 on the NIHSS Cog-4. Stroke Cognitive impairment Language Neglect The execution of cognitive tasks (e.g. perceiving, attending, organising thoughts...

...Bradford Burke Worrall; Elana Farace; Argye E. Hillis; R. Kent Hutson; Robert Wityk; Jeffrey L. Saver; Karen C. Johnston; E. Clarke Haley Classically in neurology, aphasia and neglect were accepted as reliable markers of cortical lesions. The actual prognostic values of aphasia and neglect have yet...

... cerebrovascular accident Neglect Abstract Wc describe two patients with isolated anosognosia after right thalamic cerebrovascular accident and present the MRI findings. The role of the thalamus in cognitive functions can be studied by observing patients with isolated thalamic le­ sions. Aphasia, prosopagnosia...