Devenir à long terme des patients après une HSA anévrismale

Fauvage, B.; Canet, Carme Soler i; Coppo, F; Jacquot, C.; Payen, Jean‐François

doi:10.1016/j.annfar.2007.09.001

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“…Laiacona et al ( 22 ) found significant memory deficits, short-term memory in particular, in 43 patients after surgical treatment of ACoA aneurysm. Ogden et al ( 23 ) state that even 41% of patients complain of memory problems following cerebral aneurysm surgery, while Fauvage et al ( 24 ) report on 65% of patients with cognitive deficits, the most frequent ones among which are memory deficits. Rinkel and Algra ( 25 ) report that patients most often complain of having problems with short-term memory.…”

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Recovery of Memory after Cerebral Artery Aneurysm Surgery

Pačić-Turk

2019

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SUMMARYThe principal study objective was to define whether memory deficits (numerical, working, verbal-mechanical, verbal-logical and visual memory) occurred in patients submitted to surgery for brain artery aneurysm and whether significant recovery of memory took place with time. The study sample included 92 patients, i.e. 35 (38%) male and 57 (62%) female patients aged 27 to 76 years. Neuropsychological testing was conducted at Zagreb University Hospital Centre, Department of Neurosurgery, from 1998 to 2012, in two time intervals: first within 11 months following surgery, and then 12 to 48 months after surgery. The obtained results showed that verbal-mechanical, verbal-logical, and visual memory deficits were present in the first testing interval. In the second testing, the verbal-logical and visual memory deficits were still present, while the tests of verbal-mechanical memory showed deficits in capacity and learning curve, but the results for short- and long-term memory were within the normal ranges. Neither the first nor the second testing showed deficits of numerical and working memory. Based on our results, we can conclude that long-term verbal-mechanical and visual short- and long-term memory had recovered to a statistically significant level, whereas other types of memory showed no significant recovery.

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Recovery of Memory after Cerebral Artery Aneurysm Surgery

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2019

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“…As neuropsychology research advanced, it has been observed that many of the good results obtained using the Glasgow Outcome Scale for patients with SAH are not completely trustworthy, because of cognitive losses presented by patients (3,7,25). Fauvage et al found memory impairment and depression issues in 65% of the 84 patients with score 5 using the Glasgow Outcome Scale (8). Changes related to social and emotional habits remained usually unnoticed at first, but in functional activities and in the work environment, they became disabling (17).…”

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