History, citoarchitecture and neurophysiology of human and non human primates' parietal lobe: A review

Aversi‐Ferreira, Tales Alexandre; Araújo, Mariana Ferreira Pereira de; Lopes, Danielly Bandeira; Nishijo, Hisao

doi:10.1590/s1980-57642010dn40300005

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“…Luria and modern scientists used studies of lesions and pathologies of the cerebral organs as the basis for the development of neuropsychology 4. However, nowadays, it is no longer necessary to rely on post-mortem analysis alone, thanks to the emergence of new imaging techniques3 that also permit the study of the cerebral lobes in situ, 4 which corroborates studied data on the function of the temporal lobe in normal speech 26…”

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“…The impairment of audio-verbal memory produces disorders in the understanding of speech, naming of objects, recalling of words, and writing at the systemic cortical level which, in conjunction, cause the alienation of the meaning of words, resulting in speech disorder 3. These kinds of problems are not found in the right temporal lobe, in which symptoms of lesions were scarce, at least during Luria's era.…”

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“…Lesions of the left middle temporal gyrus are associated with the loss of memory of series of sounds, syllables or words, as well as other defects causing a loss of reasoning, including disturbance in some intellectual operations 3 , 25. Interestingly, lesions to the left temporal lobe do not lead to problems associated with musical hearing or composition, unlike lesions to the right 1…”

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Neuropsychology of the temporal lobe: Luria's and contemporary conceptions

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Tamaishi-Watanabe

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Dement. neuropsychol.

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Brain lesion studies currently employ techniques such as computed tomography, functional magnetic resonance imaging, single photon emission tomography and positron emission tomography. Famous neuropsychologist Alexander Romanovich Luria’s studies on cognition were conducted without the use of imaging technology for many years, in a large number of patients with brain lesions, and explored complex behavior and specific brain functions involving the lobes and subareas. For instance, he carried out several specific studies on memory and mental organization, reported in his books. The objective of this study is to associate recent studies in neuropsychology with Luria’s work specifically on the temporal lobe. According to the data studied, Luria’s epistemological foundation remains the basis for neuropsychological studies today, but new data on the temporal lobe in relation to epilepsy and hippocampus analysis have been introduced into the scope of neuropsychology. This study focuses on earlier data from Luria’s studies on the neuropsychological functions of the temporal lobe, comparing these with more recent data. However, in order to improve clinical aspects, a detailed study on the neuropsychological tests used for the temporal lobe should be performed.

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“…In addition, area PG-Opt has connections with the pulvinar medialis and lateral posterior. 28 In humans, areas PF and PG of the IPL are localized in the supramarginal and angular gyrus, respectively; 29 where lesions have been classically associated with alexia with agraphia.…”

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Alexia with agraphia is defined as an acquired impairment affecting reading and writing ability. It can be associated with aphasia, but can also occur as an isolated entity. This impairment has classically been associated with a left angular gyrus lesion In the present study, we describe a case involving a patient who developed alexia with agraphia and other cognitive deficits after a thalamic hemorrhage. In addition, we discuss potential mechanisms of this cortical dysfunction syndrome caused by subcortical injury. We examined a patient who presented with alexia with agraphia and other cognitive deficits due to a hemorrhage in the left thalamus. Neuropsychological evaluation showed attention, executive function, arithmetic and memory impairments. In addition, language tests revealed severe alexia with agraphia in the absence of aphasia. Imaging studies disclosed an old thalamic hemorrhage involving the anterior, dorsomedial and pulvinar nuclei. Tractography revealed asymmetric thalamocortical radiations in the parietal region (left

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“…Em termos neuropsicológicos, o controle do sono é realizado pela chamada I Unidade Funcional do Cérebro de Luria (Sugahara et al, 2021;Cordeiro-de-Oliveira, 2021;Aversi-Ferreira et al, 2010;Aversi-Ferreira et al, 2019;Luria, 1973) que esta localizada principalmente no tronco encefálico com ricas conexões com a parte mesial do lobo frontal (Luria, 1973) e que estão ligados via circuito tálamo-cortical (Aloé, Azevedo & Hasan, 2005). Essas relações indicam de modo geral as áreas cerebrais que podem ser afetadas pela privação do sono.…”

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A importância da qualidade do sono no processo de aprendizagem em estudantes da área de saúde: uma revisão integrativa

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O sono é primordial para o funcionamento do organismo e suas funções vitais, repercutindo de maneira complexa no cotidiano dos indivíduos. A privação do sono e alterações de sua qualidade afetam negativamente diversos âmbitos. Estudantes de medicina são uma classe normalmente acometida por tal privação, visto a carga horária elevada e o estilo de vida fatigante, exibindo consequências na vida acadêmica, profissional e pessoal. Este artigo exibe os impactos da privação do sono frente às adversidades do curso, com consequências na aprendizagem, rendimento e cognição dos estudantes. A revisão integrativa foi desenvolvida através dos métodos em etapas de Identificação dos objetivos; planejamento do protocolo; estratégias de busca nas plataformas MEDLINE, Lilacs, SciELO e Google Acadêmico; incluídos trabalhos com temática na alteração do sono em estudantes de medicina, seu impacto na aprendizagem e/ou empecilhos diretamente relacionados à privação, de até 10 anos de publicação. As mudanças para alcance de uma formação médica de qualidade, enfocada na saúde psíquica e na qualidade de vida do estudante, envolvem tanto a comunidade médica, a esfera cultural e principalmente as instituições de ensino.

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History, citoarchitecture and neurophysiology of human and non human primates' parietal lobe: A review

Cited by 9 publications

References 51 publications

Neuropsychology of the temporal lobe: Luria's and contemporary conceptions

Neuropsychology of the temporal lobe: Luria's and contemporary conceptions

Thalamic alexia with agraphia

A importância da qualidade do sono no processo de aprendizagem em estudantes da área de saúde: uma revisão integrativa

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