Evaluation of temporal and spatial disorientation in elderly patients with cognitive impairment

Baldelli, M.V.; Boiardi, R.; Fabbo, Andrea; Pradelli, J.M.; Neri, Mirco

doi:10.1016/s0167-4943(02)00100-0

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“… Сердечно-сосудистые заболевания. При гипертонической болезни часто наблюдается легкая степень оглушенности (псевдотуморозная форма) из-за повышенного внутричерепного давления, которая приводит к временным нарушениям в ориентировке во времени [12]. Инфаркт миокарда, сердечная недостаточность, транзиторная ишемическая атака сопровождаются обратимой дезориентацией во времени.…”

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The Value of Orientation in Time to Predict the Risks of Old Age

Melehin

2017

Клиническая И Специальная Психология

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Changes in orientation across time are considered in foreign literature on geriatrics and geronto-psychiatry as one of the prognostic factors for the development of biological and psychological risks associated with the aging process. The analysis allowed elaborating the following concepts: orientation and disorientation in time, chronotaraxis and mizorientation. Also, analysis allowed to systematize functions and brain mechanisms for orientation in time. The algorithm for assessing the orientation of an elderly person in time, in space, in self and in the situation was systematized, as well. Presented methods for assessing the verbal and behavioral components of orientation. Based on the model, proposed by G. Berrios, the dynamic nature of the violations, the ability to navigate in time in elderly and senile ages are described. Provides classification and clinical features of disorders of orientation in time in somatic and mental disorders at a later age.

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The Value of Orientation in Time to Predict the Risks of Old Age

Melehin

2017

Клиническая И Специальная Психология

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“…Confusion is often the initial symptom of an underlying disease. Moreover, syndromes such as delirium, where the patient is disoriented in time and space, may complicate pathological cerebral ageing (Baldelli et al ., ). Disorientation is common in the elderly in the context of dementia, an age‐related disorder (Drachman, ).…”

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A simulation tool for monitoring elderly who suffer from disorientation in a smart home

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This paper addresses the challenging problem of disorientation of elderly people living at home. In order to detect confusion, we monitor the behaviour of the elderly and identify actions that appear alarming in a sensorized and video-controlled smart environment. In the past, our research has focused on identifying situations, activities and interactions between various actors based on user-understandable models. This work addresses the development of a simulation tool capable of synthesizing sensor data and low-level/medium-level scene events. The tool is of great interest with regard to the design and configuration of an elderly disorientation recognition system because it reduces the laborious and expensive need for experimentation with real devices. We integrate this proposal in a comprehensive framework that distinguishes between a recognition line and a simulation line in a potentially continuous and closed cycle. The recognition line goes from a multisensory monitored scene to its semantic interpretation, which could be completed even with only the narration of the facts. In the opposite direction, the simulation line goes from the narration of a scene to its synthesis with the same semantic content into a 3D simulation and the corresponding sensor signals and low/medium events at specific location points.

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Evaluation of temporal and spatial disorientation in elderly patients with cognitive impairment

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The Value of Orientation in Time to Predict the Risks of Old Age

The Value of Orientation in Time to Predict the Risks of Old Age

A simulation tool for monitoring elderly who suffer from disorientation in a smart home

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