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The Brain at Risk - Associations between Disease and Cognition (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2019)
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The Brain at Risk - Associations between Disease and Cognition (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2019)
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This important book describes the effects of a range of medical,
psychological, and neurological conditions on brain functioning,
specifically cognition. After a brief introduction of brain anatomy
and function focusing on neural systems and their complex role in
cognition, this book covers common disorders across several medical
specialties, as well as injuries that can damage a variety of
neural networks. The authors review findings on associations
between these conditions and cognitive domains such as executive
function, memory, attention, and learning, and describe possible
causal pathways between diseases and cognitive impairment. Later
chapters describe potential strategies for prevention, improvement,
and treatment. The book's topics include Cognition in affective
disorders Cerebrovascular disease and cognition Cognitive sequelae
of sepsis Traumatic brain injury and cognition Cognitive deficits
associated with drug use Obstructive sleep apnea and cognition
Cognitive function in pulmonary disease The Brain at Risk reflects
the current interest in the links between body, mind, and brain,
and will be of great value to researchers and practitioners
interested in neuroscience, neuropsychology, and clinical research
in the cognitive and behavioral consequences of brain injury and
disease.
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