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Cognitive Neurorehabilitation: Evidence and Application |
Donald T. Stuss; Gordon Winocur; Ian H. Robertson
Cambridge University Press
Cognitive Neurorehabilitation: Evidence and Application
17 - Pharmacologic approaches to cognitive rehabilitation
Authors

Thomas W. McAllister; Amy F. T. Arnsten

ARI Id

1667129198190_9770883

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Pages

298-320

Chapter URL

https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/cognitive-neurorehabilitation/pharmacologic-approaches-to-cognitive-rehabilitation/DB7C4961B3F8D203EE65ADC5CF2EE782

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Cognitive Neurorehabilitation, Second Edition - Half title page
i-ii
Cognitive Neurorehabilitation - Title page
Donald T. Stuss; Gordon Winocur; Ian H. Robertson
iii-iii
Copyright page
iv-iv
Contents
v-viii
Contributors
ix-xiv
Preface
Donald T. Stuss; Gordon Winocur; Ian H. Robertson
xv-xviii
Section 1 - Principles of cognitive neurorehabilitation
1-118
1 - Principles of neuroplasticity and behavior
Bryan Kolb; Robbin Gibb
6-21
2 - Principles ofcompensation in cognitive neuroscience and neurorehabilitation
Roger A. Dixon; Douglas D. Garrett; Lars Bäckman
22-38
3 - The patient as a moving target: the importance to rehabilitation of understandingvariability
Donald T. Stuss; Malcolm A. Binns
39-61
4 - Hormones and allostasis in brain disease and repair
Richard G. Hunter; Bruce S. McEwen
62-78
5 - Principles in conductingrehabilitation research
Amy D. Rodriguez; Leslie J. Gonzalez Rothi
79-90
6 - Outcome measurement in cognitive neurorehabilitation
Nadina Lincoln; Roshan das Nair
91-105
7 - Principles in evaluating cognitive rehabilitation research
Keith D. Cicerone
106-118
Section 2 - Application of imaging technologies
119-200
8 - Structural neuroimaging: defining the cerebral context for cognitive rehabilitation
Joel Ramirez; Fu Qiang Gao; Sandra E. Black
124-148
9 - Functional neuroimaging and cognitive rehabilitation: healthy aging as a model of plasticity
Cheryl L. Grady
149-161
10 - Functional brain imaging and neurological recovery
Maurizio Corbetta
162-181
11 - The role ofneuroelectric and neuromagnetic recordings in assessing learning and rehabilitation effects
Claude Alain; Bernhard Ross
182-200
Section 3 - Factors affecting successful outcome
201-292
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