Daño cerebral sobrevenido: propuesta de definición, criterios diagnósticos y clasificación

Pinedo, F. Castellanos; Gala, Manuel Cid; Juan, Pablo Duque San; Moreno, José Ma Ramírez; Hernández, José Martín Zurdo; del, AA.VV. en nombre del Grupo de Trabajo

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“…Of these, eight patients were diagnosed as having severe TBI (diagnosed using the criteria of severity of TBI), 19 three of moderate TBI, three of mild TBI, and four of hypoxia (due to strangulation-attempted suicide) (single causation). 20 These were patients after ABI (traumatic and hypoxic), aged between 18 and 50 years, both sexes, all education levels, and hailing from both urban and rural background. One of the prerequisites of NR was presence of a home-based therapist (immediate caregiver), who could supervise the patient at home and could personally communicate his/her progress.…”

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Does Functionality Cease after Acquired Brain Injury? Vignettes from a Neuropsychosocial Perspective

Chopra

Sinha

Gupta

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Background The outcome of acquired brain injury (ABI) depends largely on the nature and severity of injury, appropriate treatment, and rehabilitation that plays a vital role in recovery. Materials and Methods A total of 18 patients after ABI, aged 18 to 50 years, were assessed pre- and post-neuropsychological rehabilitation (NR) on various psychosocial functions. The patient-specific NR included an eclectic approach using cognitive retraining for memory, attention and concentration, executive functioning, perceptuomotor speed, motor dexterity, basic functional skill training, cognitive behavior therapy, rational emotive behavior therapy, relearning, relaxation therapy, assertiveness training, anger management, and vocational and individual counseling following a neuropsychosocial perspective. Results The post-rehabilitation assessment revealed improvements of statistical and clinical significance in the score of on dysfunction analysis (t = 7.10) that was significant at 0.001 level. Significant improvements were found in each of the areas: social, vocational, personal, family, and cognitive as compared with pre-rehabilitation as described by the patient. Discussion and Conclusion Eclectic approach to NR was successful in decreasing the overall dysfunction of the patients despite the severity of injury or the time elapsed after injury. Several therapeutic approaches have been used to assist individuals after brain injury, but more outcome studies are still needed to dictate which therapy works best, or if using an eclectic therapy is the key. The challenge is to make the therapy as person centered and individualistic as possible, depending on the individual needs as there is no “gold standard” for treatment for various issues arising following brain injury.

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Does Functionality Cease after Acquired Brain Injury? Vignettes from a Neuropsychosocial Perspective

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Sinha

Gupta

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“…In the last few years, the main causes of neurological disorders in the world are Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) [1], Parkinson's disease (PD) [2], and Multiple Sclerosis disease (MS) [3]. ABI is an acute injury in the encephalon which leads to permanent neurological impairment in the subject and produces a detriment to functional abilities and quality of life [4]. Based on initial diagnosis, ABI is classified by traumatic (Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) [5]) or non-traumatic (Stroke [6]) incidents.…”

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Effects of sensory cueing in virtual motor rehabilitation. A review

Palacios-Navarro

Albiol-Pérez

García

2016

Journal of Biomedical Informatics

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“…El daño cerebral sobrevenido (DCS) es un concepto clíni-co heterogéneo asociado a una afectación del Sistema Nervioso Central (SNC) de etiología variable, cuyo denominador común consiste en una lesión cerebral que irrumpe de forma brusca y decisiva en el desarrollo vital de la persona (Castellanos-Pinedo et al, 2012). Sus etiologías más frecuentes son el accidente cerebrovascular cerebral (ACV), más comúnmente conocido como ictus, y el traumatismo craneoencefálico (TCE).…”

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Evaluación en un paciente con ictus en fase crónica de un sistema autoadaptativo de neurorehabilitación robótica

Morales

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García-Aracil

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Revista Iberoamericana de Automática e Informática Industrial R

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Daño cerebral sobrevenido: propuesta de definición, criterios diagnósticos y clasificación

Cited by 12 publications

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Does Functionality Cease after Acquired Brain Injury? Vignettes from a Neuropsychosocial Perspective

Does Functionality Cease after Acquired Brain Injury? Vignettes from a Neuropsychosocial Perspective

Effects of sensory cueing in virtual motor rehabilitation. A review

Evaluación en un paciente con ictus en fase crónica de un sistema autoadaptativo de neurorehabilitación robótica

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