Cognitive Testing: Achilles Heel of Clinical Neurology - USF Health

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Experimental Trial • Secondary Aim: To test the hypothesis that different metacognitive components (attention, executive function, emotional intelligence, apathy, disinhibition) and their subtest scores are differentially affected by dopaminergic therapy.
Why the fuss ? • Health policy planners long needed an index of frontal dysfunction to determine eligibility for long-term care benefits. • Improved imaging capability of MRI, SPECT and PET scanners delineated frontal impairment without gross frontal lesions. • Strong link between impaired frontal function by testing and impaired performance in the goal directed behavior:careers and employment
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