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    Shared and Distinct Associations of Manual Dexterity and Gross Motor Function With Brain Atrophy.

    By:
    Dougherty, Ryan J; Wang, Hang; Gross, Alden L;
    In:
    Journals of Gerontology Series A: Biological Sciences & Medical Sciences, Mar2024
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    Background Poor motor function is associated with brain atrophy and cognitive impairment. Less is known about the relationship between motor domains and brain atrophy and whether associations are affected by cerebrovascular burden and/or physical activity. Methods We analyzed data from 726 B...
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    MOTOR ability; CEREBRAL atrophy; GRAY matter (Nerve tissue); WHITE matter (Nerve tissue);
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    Virtual Reality Associated with Functional Electrical Stimulation for Upper Extremity in Post-Stroke Rehabilitation: A Systematic Review.

    By:
    Minzatanu, Diana; Roman, Nadinne Alexandra; Manaila, Adina Ionelia;
    In:
    Applied Sciences (2076-3417), Sep2024
    EBSCO Open Research with Full Text
    Background: This systematic literature review aims to explore the impact of rehabilitation in post-stroke patients, particularly highlighting the roles of virtual reality (VR) technology and functional electrical stimulation (FES). Methods: To ensure all relevant studies were included, a thorough search was ...
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    ELECTRIC stimulation; VIRTUAL reality therapy; PATIENT participation; PATIENT satisfaction;
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    Wearable Sensor Technologies to Assess Motor Functions in People With Multiple Sclerosis: Systematic Scoping Review and Perspective.

    By:
    Woelfle, Tim; Bourguignon, Lucie; Lorscheider, Johannes;
    In:
    Journal of Medical Internet Research, 2023
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    Background: Wearable sensor technologies have the potential to improve monitoring in people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and inform timely disease management decisions. Evidence of the utility of wearable sensor technologies in people with MS is accumulating but is generally limited to spe...
    Subjects:
    WEARABLE technology; EQUILIBRIUM testing; DISEASE management; STAIR climbing;
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    Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairments (CRCIs) in Non-Central Nervous System Adult Patients: Outcome Measures and Methodology of Assessment: A Literature Review.

    By:
    Pace, Andrea; Tanzilli, Antonio; Marchioni, Enrico;
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    Brain Sciences (2076-3425), Nov2024
    EBSCO Open Research with Full Text
    Background: Cancer-related cognitive impairment (CRCI) represents one of the most common and debilitating effects in patients surviving after cancer treatments. Neurocognitive deficits are important causes of disability and burden in cancer survivors. The true magnitude of CRCI is difficult to d...
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    NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL tests; COGNITION disorders; NERVOUS system; CANCER survivors;
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    Social Functioning and Autistic Behaviors in Youth Following Acquired Brain Injury.

    By:
    Greene, Rachel K.; Rich-Wimmer, Natalia; Williams, Cydni N.;
    In:
    Children, Nov2022
    EBSCO Open Research with Full Text
    Children and adolescents who survive the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) with an acquired brain injury (ABI) often demonstrate a variety of physical, cognitive, emotional/behavioral, and social sequelae termed post-intensive care syndrome (PICS). Social communication and interaction challen...
    Subjects:
    EXECUTIVE function; INTENSIVE care units; ONLINE information services; SOCIAL participation;
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    Pathophysiological Heterogeneity of the BBSOA Neurodevelopmental Syndrome.

    By:
    Bertacchi, Michele; Tocco, Chiara; Schaaf, Christian P.;
    In:
    Cells (2073-4409), Apr2022
    EBSCO Open Research with Full Text
    The formation and maturation of the human brain is regulated by highly coordinated developmental events, such as neural cell proliferation, migration and differentiation. Any impairment of these interconnected multi-factorial processes can affect brain structure and function and lead to distinctive ...
    Subjects:
    NEURAL development; DEVELOPMENTAL delay; BRAIN anatomy; SYNDROMES;
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    Abstracts of the 2024 Annual Meeting of the Swiss Neurological Society (SNS): Quo Vadis Neuroinflammation? From Pathophysiologic Advances to Novel Treatment Strategies.

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    Clinical & Translational Neuroscience, Jun2024
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    On behalf of the SNS, we are pleased to present the Abstracts of the Annual Meeting which is held at the Congress Center in Basel, Switzerland, from 6–7 June 2024. In total, 83 abstracts were selected, whereof we include 8 abstracts for the Plenary Sessions, 6 abstracts for the SAYN GemSession, ...
    Subjects:
    BASEL (Switzerland); NEUROINFLAMMATION; MEETINGS; PATHOLOGICAL physiology;
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    Manual Dexterity and Aging: A Pilot Study Disentangling Sensorimotor From Cognitive Decline.

    By:
    Carment, Loic; Abdellatif, Abir; Lafuente-Lafuente, Carmelo;
    In:
    Frontiers in Neurology, 10/29/2018
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    Manual dexterity measures can be useful for early detection of age-related functional decline and for prediction of cognitive decline. However, what aspects of sensorimotor function to assess remains unclear. Manual dexterity markers should be able to separate impairments related to cognitive decli...
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    Structural connectivity of the sensorimotor network within the non-lesioned hemisphere of children with perinatal stroke.

    By:
    Craig, Brandon T.; Kinney-Lang, Eli; Hilderley, Alicia J.;
    In:
    Scientific Reports, 09/03/2022
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    Perinatal stroke occurs early in life and often leads to a permanent, disabling weakness to one side of the body. To test the hypothesis that non-lesioned hemisphere sensorimotor network structural connectivity in children with perinatal stroke is different from controls, we used diffusion imaging a...
    Subjects:
    LARGE-scale brain networks; GRAPH theory; SENSORIMOTOR cortex; CENTRALITY;
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    Persistent sparing of action conceptual processing in spite of increasing disorders of action production: A case against motor embodiment of action concepts.

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    Vannuscorps, Gilles; Dricot, Laurence; Pillon, Agnesa
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    Cognitive Neuropsychology, May-Jun2016
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    In this study, we addressed the issue of whether the brain sensorimotor circuitry that controls action production is causally involved in representing and processing action-related concepts. We examined the three-year pattern of evolution of brain atrophy, action production disorders, and action-r...
    Subjects:
    NEURAL circuitry; SENSORIMOTOR cortex; NEURODEGENERATION; APRAXIA;