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7 Αυγ 2023 · On the other hand, right temporal lobe stroke may result in poorer visual memory and spatial awareness. To help you better understand the possible outcomes after injury to the temporal lobe, here are the 6 most common secondary effects of a temporal lobe stroke: 1. Poor Memory
- Areas of the Brain Affected by Stroke: Location Matters - Flint Rehab
The temporal lobe, also part of the cerebrum, is an area of...
- Areas of the Brain Affected by Stroke: Location Matters - Flint Rehab
21 Δεκ 2022 · Episodic memory is supported by brain networks that are widely distributed and include networks embedded in the medial temporal lobe. The authors note that a diffuse network architecture such as this is more vulnerable and so makes memory deficits more likely following a stroke.
7 Νοε 2023 · The temporal lobe, also part of the cerebrum, is an area of the brain that controls language comprehension, hearing, and other sensory processes. A temporal lobe stroke may affect hearing, vision, and speech comprehension, along with other secondary effects. Learn more about temporal lobe stroke » 4. Occipital Lobe Stroke
The brain changes reported as providing the greatest risk of cognitive decline in cross-sectional and longitudinal studies lasting up to 3–12 months are global brain atrophy, medial temporal lobe (including hippocampal) atrophy, and WMH load (4, 19 – 22).
18 Ιουν 2021 · Cerebral infarction and brain hemorrhage are the most common causes of memory loss. However, memory loss can also be caused by subarachnoid hemorrhage, brain injury, and degenerative diseases. This chapter explains the pathophysiology of memory loss and the necessary assessments for stroke in clinical practice.
21 Δεκ 2022 · How do imaging markers such as SVD, temporal lobe atrophy, cortical microinfarcts modulate the relationship between stroke and memory impairment and recovery? Can novel structural imaging techniques give insight into mechanisms?
24 Δεκ 2012 · In this article, we attempt to establish the following: whether there is a distinct profile of cognitive impairment after stroke; whether the type of cognitive deficit can be associated with the features of stroke-related damage; and whether interventions can improve poststroke cognitive performance.
