introduction: this study aims to compare the cognitive performance of patients with multiple sclerosis (ms) in the field of autobiographical, prospective and working memory compared to normal people. method: in a causal-comparative study using convenience sampling 200 patients with ms (100 were affected less and 100 were affected more than 2 years (and 100 healthy individuals were matched regar...

Non-pharmacological intervention of memory difficulties in healthy older adults, as well as those with brain damage and neurodegenerative disorders, has gained much attention in recent years. The two main reasons that explain this growing interest in memory rehabilitation are the limited efficacy of current drug therapies and the plasticity of the human central nervous and the discovery that du...

OBJECTIVE To assess the feasibility and effectiveness of a group memory rehabilitation programme combining compensation and restitution strategies. DESIGN Randomized controlled trial. SETTING Community. PARTICIPANTS People with multiple sclerosis who reported memory difficulties were recruited. INTERVENTIONS A group memory rehabilitation programme, comprising ten 1.5-hour sessions, was ...

This study examined the importance of neuro-rehabilitation on a severe brain injury patient. We studied on a 9years old girl who had severe brain injury following a motor vehicle accident (MVA). According to her mother, after accident patient had poor attention and memory and behavioural changes. Subsequent to three months the patient was undergone with neuropsychological assessments. Wechsler ...

Introduction: The current study examined if adaptive working memory training (Cogmed QM) has the potential to improve inhibitory control, working memory capacity, and perceptions of memory functioning in a group of patients currently on sick leave due to symptoms of pain, insomnia, fatigue, depression and anxiety. Participants who were referred to a vocational rehabilitation center volunteered ...