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Case Studies in Neuropsychological Rehabilitation

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ISBN-10: 0195065980

ISBN-13: 9780195065985

Edition: 1999

Authors: Barbara A. Wilson

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After a discussion of current theory and research findings relating to rehabilitation of brain injury, this book presents 20 case studies of adults with severe brain injuries sustained several years earlier. The causes of their brain damage include traumatic head injuries, encephalitis, stroke and hypoxia. Problems that follow such injuries including loss of self-care skills, memory impairment, language, reading, visuoperceptual and behavioural difficulities, are analysed in detail. The book describes the premorbid lifestyle of each of the 20 individuals, the onset of their brain damage, subsequent symptoms, neuropsychological assessment, rehabilitation, and long-term outcome. Most chapters…    
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Book details

List price: $120.00
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Publication date: 12/10/1998
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 400
Size: 9.29" wide x 6.30" long x 1.42" tall
Weight: 1.738
Language: English

Setting the Scene
Patients and their Problems
Principles and Practices of Rehabilitation
Living with Memory Disorders
Coming to Terms with Amnesia
Compensating for Amnesia
Some recovery, Return to Work and Marriage Following Anoxic Brain Damage
Memory and Other Cognitive Problems
The Man Who Continues to Have Just Woken Up
A Complete Human Being
Cognitive Decline and Myotonic Dystrophy
Learning to Be Independent After Encephalitis
Language Impairment
Learning to Communicate with Symbols Five Years After a Stroke
Listening to the Message and Not the Words
Picking Up the Pieces
Remediation of Acquired Disorders of Reading
The Man Who Could Read "Astrocytoma" But Not "Dog"
Re-learning to Read After a Gunshot Wound
Regaining Quality of Life Following a Horse Riding Accident
Perceptual and Visuospatial Problems
Fear of Physiotherapy and Problems Recognizing Objects After a Severe Head Injury
A Case of Optic Aphasia, Associative Agnosia or Semantic Memory Impairment?
A Socially Skilled Young Man Despite Severe Memory and Perceptual Difficulties
Learning to Attend to the Left Side of Space
Behavior and Self-Care Skills
Improving Concentration and Reducing Behavior Problems
Improving the Self-Care Skills of a Woman with Quadriplegia and Dysarthria
Learning Some Self-Care Skills After an Anaesthetic Accident