.... Alzheimer's disease Lewy body dementia Attention Neuropsychological tests Microcomputer Original Research Article Dementia 1992;3:350-354 Aijim Sahgala Peter H. Galloway3 Ian G. McKeitha - b James A. Edwardsona Stephen Lloyd3 a MRC Neurochemical Pathology Unit. Newcastle General Hospital...

... Neuropsychological tests Abstract The relations between quantitative EEG, regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF), severity of disease and neuropsychological data were analyzed in 31 patients in different stages of Alzheimer s disease (AD). As a group the demented patients had higher delta and theta activities, lower...

.... Multiple sclerosis Magnetic resonance imaging Dementia Neuropsychological tests Original Research Article Dementia 1994:5:48-52 M. Tsolakia A. Drevelegasb S. Karachristianoua K. Kapinasa D. Divanogloua /f. Routsonis3 3 Neurological Clinic, Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki. G. Papanikolaou...

...Kari Alhainen; Eeva-Liisa Helkala; Paavo Riekkinen Fourteen patients with probable Alzheimer''s disease (AD) participated in an open tetrahydroaminoacridine (THA) treatment trial. Before initiation of THA treatment, a brief battery of neuropsychological tests was performed by an experienced...

... and contrast neuropsychological profiles in the two disorders. The tests described include some well-known standard psychometric tests as well as pattern recognition (PR) and conditional learning paired associate (CLPA) tasks taken from the computerised Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery. Most...

.... Microcomputer controlled tests offer a powerful method for assessing these impairments, since precise control over stimulus presentation and responding can be achieved. The recently described CANTAB© (Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery) procedure includes a number of visual tasks which can help...