withdrawn PP4118 The FAB fails to discriminate PSP from FTD and to capture disease progression in frontal disorders M. Stamelou1,2, J. Diehl-Schmidt3, D. Kontaxopoulou1, A. Hapfelmeier4, K. Bhatia5, W. Oertel2, L. Stefanis1, S. Papageorgiou1, G. Hoeglinger2,6 1University of Athens, Medical School, Attikon University Hospital, Athens, Greece, 2Philipps-University of Marburg, Marburg, 3Department...

Recent neuroimaging studies and neuropsychological test findings support the contention that prefrontal dysfunction is associated with psychopathic personality traits and antisocial behavior. However, conflicting results have arisen regarding performance on measures of frontal executive function. We administered a neuropsychological test battery consisting of measures sensitive to frontal lobe ...

Distinct cognitive deficits have been described in Bipolar disorder (BD), including executive impairments, commonly attributed to frontal dysfunction. However, recent attention has been paid to the heterogeneity of cognitive functioning in this population, suggesting that the executive deficits observed in BD might be due to a loss in fluid intelligence (g). Following our previous line of inves...

BACKGROUND The prevalence of negative symptoms in schizophrenic patients seems to be an important indicator for treatment response and prognosis. Although negative symptoms have often been attributed to frontal lobe anomalies, neuropsychological and anatomical findings do not explicitly support this assumption. Since knowledge about the cerebral correlate of negative symptoms in schizophrenia m...

Background COVID-19 may result in persistent symptoms the post-acute phase, including cognitive and neurological ones. The aim of this study is to investigate features patients with a confirmed diagnosis evaluated phase through direct neuropsychological evaluation. Methods Individuals recovering from were assessed an out-patient practice complete evaluation tests (Mini-Mental State Examination;...

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a degenerative that leads to dementia symptoms [1, 2]. Histopathological signs of AD are amyloid plaques in the brain, mainly consisting fibrillary forms β-peptide-40 (Aβ-40) and β-peptide-42 (Aβ-42). Neutrophils main targets for IL-17 central nervous system (CNS) promote inflammation damage CNS tissues, may play an important role development pathology. Interleukin 2...

The FAB classification of acute leukemias was proposed by a cooperative French-American-British group as an easily applied classification useful for uniform assessment of large clinical therapeutic trials. Although the classification is based on morphological criteria, cytochemical, biochemical, immunological and cytogenetic studies supplement the morphologic criteria for accurate identificatio...

Motor dysfunction and cognitive impairment (CI) are the most prevalent disabling among stroke consequences. CI decreases effectivity of motor rehabilitation, but itself may also influence manifestations progression CI. So development study novel physical therapy tactics, which aiming to target both these syndromes, becomes a subject great interest nowadays.
 The aim was evaluate impact dif...