The Behavioral and Cognitive Neurology of Stroke

The ever-improving emergency care of those who have suffered serious cerebrovascular disease has shifted the treatment objective towards helping sufferers regain independence – meaning that there is an increased need to understand, manage and treat the residual deficits. The Behavioral and Cognitive Neurology of Stroke focuses on the diagnosis and management of behavioral and cognitive problems in patients with cerebrovascular disease. Written to be practical for clinical use, the book contains diagnosis and management strategies for all disorders observed in stroke patients, including acute and later problems, and aiming to minimize long-term disability. All important information related to each disorder is summarized in key-point tables. Fully updated throughout and containing five new chapters, this new edition brings the book up to date with the major advances of the last five years. This book will be of value to all clinicians caring for stroke patients, neuroscientists, neuropsychologists, neurorehabilitationists and a wide range of therapists. Features • Major revision of successful title with new focus on vascular cognitive impairment • Comprehensive, focusing on diagnosis and management – offers practical patient management guidelines • Also covers long-term disability post-stroke and neurorehabilitation   Table of Contents Preface Part I. Vascular Cognitive Impairment: 1. Introduction: what is vascular cognitive impairment? José G. Merino and Vladimir Hachinski 2. Vascular cognitive impairment in the memory clinic Paige Moorhouse and Kenneth Rockwood 3. Vascular cognitive impairment in the stroke unit and after the acute stage Olivier Godefroy, Claire Leclercq and Martine Roussel Part II. Analytic Approach: The Behavioral and Cognitive Neurology of Stroke: 4. Cognitive and behavioral disorders according to stroke site and side Isabel P. Martins, Lara Caeiro and José M. Ferro Section 1. Motor and Gestural Disorders: 5. Movement and gestural disorders: abnormal movement and motor behavior Luc Defebvre and Pierre Krystkowiak 6. Limb apraxia: a disorder of gesturing and object use Tim Vanbellingen and Stephan Bohlhalter Section 2. Aphasic, Arthric, Calculation, and Auditory Disorders: 7. Vascular aphasias Alexandre Croquelois and Olivier Godefroy 8. Dysarthria Pascal Auzou 9. Alexia and agraphia in acute chronic stroke Argye E. Hillis 10. Acalculia Laurent Cohen and Stanislas Dehaene 11. Auditory disorders related to strokes Bernard Lechevalier, Jany Lambert, Sylvain Moreau, Hervé Platel and Fausto Viader Section 3. Hemineglect, Anton-Babinski, and Right Hemisphere Syndromes: 12. Hemispatial neglect Patrik Vuilleumier and Arnaud Saj 13. Anosognosia and denial after right hemisphere stroke Phillippe Azouvi and Anne Peskine 14. Asomatognosia: disorders of the bodily self Sebastian Dieguez and Jean-Marie Annoni 15. Disorders of visuoconstructive ability Diane Dupuy and Olivier Godefroy 16. Topographical disorientation Bertille Périn and Olivier Godefroy Section 4. Visual Agnosia and Balint's Syndrome: 17. Cortical blindness Alain Vighetto and Pierre Krolak-Salmon 18. Balint's syndrome Alain Vighetto and Pierre Krolak-Salmon 19. Prosopagnosia Thomas Busigny, Eugene Mayer and Bruno Rossion 20. Object and color agnosia Georg Goldenberg Section 5. Executive and Memory Disorders: 21. Dysexecutive syndromes Olivier Godefroy and Donald T. Stuss 22. Disorders of episodic memory Michael P. Alexander and Chun Lim 23. Working memory dysfunction in stroke patients Abid Qureshi and Argye E. Hillis Section 6. Behavoral and Mood Disorders: 24. Alterations of level of consciousness related to stroke Marc D. Reichart 25. Akinetic mutism and related disorders Didier Leys and Hilde Hénon 26. Delirium and confusional state in stroke patients Hilde Hénon and Didier Leys 27. Delusion, mania and personality changes Pierre Thomas 28. Depression after stroke and cerebrovascular disease Maree Hackett 29. Fatigue after stroke Mansur A. Kutlubaev and Gillian E. Mead Part III. Dementia and Management of Vascular Cognitive Impairment: 30. Vascular dementia Hugues Chabriat and Olivier Godefroy 31. Cognitive and behavioral assessment of vascular cognitive impairment Sandra Black and David Nyenhuis 32. Treatment of patients with post-stroke dementia Marie-Anne Mackowiak and Florence Pasquier Index.