Hall, Trevor A Leonard, Skyler Bradbury, Kathryn Holding, Emily Lee, Justin Wagner, Amanda Duvall, Susanne Williams, Cydni N
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
Children treated in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) often face difficulties with long-term morbidities associated with neurologic injuries and lifesaving PICU interventions termed Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS). In an effort to identify and address critical issues related to PICS, we developed an integrated model of care whereby child...
Resch, Zachary J Ovsiew, Gabriel P Soble, Jason R
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
Primary angiitis of the central nervous system (PACNS) is a rare and devastating form of vasculitis that destroys the vessels of the brain and spinal cord, resulting in progressive and debilitating neurologic symptoms. The objective of the present study was to detail the diagnostic process of a case of a patient with PACNS who suffered from six int...
Stadskleiv, Kristine Stensvold, Einar Stokka, Kjersti Bechensteen, Anne Grete Brandal, Petter
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
Objective To investigate the long-term cognitive consequences of malignant pediatric brain tumor and its treatment, and factors explaining variability in cognitive functioning among survivors. Method: A geographical cohort of survivors of pediatric medulloblastoma (MB) and supratentorial primitive neuroectodermal tumor (CNS-PNET), treated between 1...
Zabel, T Andrew Rao, Roshni Jacobson, Lisa A Pritchard, Alison E Mahone, E Mark Kalb, Luther
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
The correct "dosing" of neuropsychological assessment is of interest for the purposes of cost management and the personalization of medicine/assessment. In this context, embedded IQ screening, rather than routine comprehensive IQ testing, may be useful in identifying youth at risk for Intellectual Disability (ID) for whom further assessment is need...
Mahon, Susan Webb, James Snell, Deborah Theadom, Alice
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
Use of telehealth to deliver neuropsychological services has proven to be a feasible approach, however, there is limited research which has examined the reliability of home-based assessment models using a comprehensive intelligence test. The aim of this study was to examine the reliability and feasibility of a home-based videoconferencing administr...
Franzen, Sanne Watermeyer, Tam J Pomati, Simone Papma, Janne M Nielsen, T Rune Narme, Pauline Mukadam, Naaheed Lozano-Ruiz, Álvaro Ibanez-Casas, Inmaculada Goudsmit, Miriam
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
Over the past decades European societies have become increasingly diverse. This diversity in culture, education, and language significantly impacts neuropsychological assessment. Although several initiatives are under way to overcome these barriers - e.g. newly developed and validated test batteries - there is a need for more collaboration in the d...
Neale, Alec C Ovsiew, Gabriel P Resch, Zachary J Soble, Jason R
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
This study cross-validated the word choice test (WCT) in a diverse neuropsychiatric sample and examined the effect of increasing verbal memory impairment severity on WCT performance. Data from 147 clinically referred patients (113 valid/34 invalid) who completed the WCT, Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test (RAVLT), and four independent criterion PVTs...
Erdogan Bakar, Emel Karakaş, Sirel
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
Objective Neuropsychological, neuroanatomical, and electrophysiological studies have reported a steady increase in the different attention types until the age of 10 years. Moreover, differences between healthy control (HC) boys and those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) become nonsignificant in late childhood. This cross-section...
Duff, Kevin Hammers, Dustin B
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
In a meta-analysis examining practice effects on repeated neuropsychological testing, Calamia et al. (2012) provided information to predict practice effects in healthy and clinical samples across a range of cognitive domains. However, these estimates have not been validated. This study used these prediction estimate calculations to predict follow-u...
Pugh, Erika Robinson, Anthony De Vito, Alyssa N Bernstein, John P K Calamia, Matthew
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The Clinical neuropsychologist
Black American individuals comprise about 13% of the population in the United States (U.S.). It is estimated by 2045, approximately 50% of U.S. residents will belong to an ethnic minority group underscoring the importance of the provision of culturally competent services. The present study provides a critical/systematic review of the literature to ...
