2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.yebeh.2004.08.007
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Relationship between information processing speed in temporal lobe epilepsy and white matter volume

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“…As a basic measure of processing efficiency, processing speed is likely to be influenced by the integrity of sensory and pattern recognition processes which are dependent upon the integrity of the brain (Peers et al, 2005;Salthouse, 1996;Tisserand et al, 2000), including both grey and white matter (Dow et al, 2004;Turken et al, 2008;Wen and Sachdev, 2004). In addition, decline in processing speed is prominent in the elderly, and becomes even more prominent during the time course of neurodegenerative dementias Gabrieli, 2004, 2005;Wen et al, 2011).…”
Section: Processing Speed (Ps)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a basic measure of processing efficiency, processing speed is likely to be influenced by the integrity of sensory and pattern recognition processes which are dependent upon the integrity of the brain (Peers et al, 2005;Salthouse, 1996;Tisserand et al, 2000), including both grey and white matter (Dow et al, 2004;Turken et al, 2008;Wen and Sachdev, 2004). In addition, decline in processing speed is prominent in the elderly, and becomes even more prominent during the time course of neurodegenerative dementias Gabrieli, 2004, 2005;Wen et al, 2011).…”
Section: Processing Speed (Ps)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…MTS and volume loss are present in up to 80% of patients with intractable MTLE with no mass lesions (Cendes et al, 1993, Trenerry et al, 1993a, Trenerry et al, 1993b, and the degree of MTS is a strong predictor of postoperative seizure outcome (Kim et al, 2001). Recent improvements in structural imaging have allowed for the detection of subtle abnormalities within extrahippocampal regions in patients with MTLE that were not previously appreciated using standard imaging procedures (Trenerry et al, 1993a, Breier et al, 1996, Lee et al, 1998, Bernasconi et al, 1999, Arfanakis et al, 2002, Hermann et al, 2003, Dow et al, 2004, McMillan et al, 2004. Damage to the amygdala is reported in 30 to 50% of patients with intractable MTLE (Margerison&Corsellis, 1966), and gray and white matter reductions have been reported in MTLE that are greatest ipsilateral to the seizure focus (Breier et al, 1996, Lee et al, 1998, Magnotta et al, 1999, McMillan et al, 2004.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zo is bij patie¨nten met multipile sclerose en epilepsie een relatie gevonden tussen verminderd wittestofvolume, een tragere informatieverwerking en een slechtere prestatie op werkgeheugentaken (Dow et al, 2004;Sanfilipo et al, 2002). Het is bekend dat de totale hoeveelheid grijze-en wittestofvolume meer gerelateerd is aan neuropsychologische taakprestatie dan het aantal laesies.…”
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