Aug 2026· SN Comprehensive Clinical Medicine· Vol 8· 0 citations· 31 references
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IRFANI shows stable performance patterns in healthy Indonesian adults, with demographic influences primarily related to age and education, which are essential for its use in clinical screening of neurodegenerative language disorders in Indonesia.
A progression of core language impairments across PPA variants is highlighted, with lvPPA additionally showing significant decline beyond its defining criteria, and the development of tailored speech-language interventions that anticipate the evolving needs of PPA patients in French-speaking settings are supported.
Mahut Dubos Aurore, Maso Sarah, Siguier Perrine et al.· Cortex; a journal devoted to...· 0 citations
The Towers of Kuwait-Arabic Neurocognitive Assessment (ToK-ArNA) was developed as a culturally relevant tool to assess executive functions (EF) and visuospatial (VS) abilities in the Omani population. This study established demographically adjusted normative data and evaluated the instrument's temporal stability throug...
A. Alobaidy, Qutouf Ahmed Al Kindi, Wasan Al Attabi et al.· Journal of Neuropsychology· 0 citations
11 visuospatial subtests of existing cognitive measures are demonstrated to be good candidates for clinical trial outcome measures in KS1, consistent with previous literature that visuospatial deficits are prominent in KS individuals and disproportionate to their intelligence quotient (IQ).
Lauren Meier, Jacqueline Harris, Rowena Ng· Research Square· 0 citations
This study developed and demonstrated the clinical applicability of disease-specific, population-specific RCI and SRB indices for Traditional Chinese-speaking patients with TLE to provide an empirical standard for evaluating meaningful cognitive changes after epilepsy surgery.
Yi-Jiun Lu, Sanford P. C. Hsu, Chun-Fu Lin et al.· Journal of the Formosan Medi...· 0 citations
The Urdu Quick Aphasia Battery exhibits promising preliminary validity and reliability for assessing language performance in Urdu-speaking stroke patients and shows consistency and agreement with the original version, despite the inclusion of culturally adapted modifications.
Abeeha Fatima, A. Ashraf, Muhammad Azzam Khan· PLoS ONE· 0 citations