Gary J. Leo - Concepedia

Author

Gary J. Leo

Medical College of Wisconsin

Also Known As

G. J. Leo, G. Leo, Gary J. Leo, Gary Leo

Publications

4.5K

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Medical College of Wisconsin

About

Gary J. Leo is an author at Medical College of Wisconsin specializing in neuroscience, social sciences, and multiple sclerosis.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	5	5	1.5K
2	Social Sciences	5	5	1.7K
3	Neuroscience	5	5	1.7K
4	Cognitive Science	3	3	796
5	Neurology	3	3	1.4K

Gary J. Leo

Publications

4.4K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Cognitive dysfunction in multiple sclerosis. Stephen M. Rao, Gary J. Leo, Linda Bernardin, Neurology	1991	2.1K
Cognitive dysfunction in multiple sclerosis. Stephen M. Rao, Gary J. Leo, Lee Ellington, Neurology Quality Of LifeNeuropsychologyNeurological DisorderMental HealthCognitive Rehabilitation	1991	888
Correlation of magnetic resonance imaging with neuropsychological testing in multiple sclerosis Stephen M. Rao, Gary J. Leo, Victor M. Haughton, Neurology NeuropsychologyNeurological DisorderMagnetic ResonanceBrain LesionSocial Sciences	1989	513
Information processing speed in patients with multiple sclerosis Stephen M. Rao, Patricia St. Aubin-Faubert, Gary J. Leo Journal of clinical and experimental neuropsychology	1989	193
Memory dysfunction in multiple sclerosis: Its relation to working memory, semantic encoding, and implicit learning. Stephen M. Rao, Jordan Grafman, Diane DiGiulio, Neuropsychology Cognitive ScienceNeurological FunctioningCognitive PerformanceMemory DysfunctionCognitive Dysfunction	1993	184
On the nature of memory disturbance in multiple sclerosis Stephen M. Rao, Gary J. Leo, Patricia St. Aubin-Faubert Journal of clinical and experimental neuropsychology	1989	184
Neuropsychological Test Findings in Subjects With Leukoaraiosis Stephen M. Rao, Wiley Mittenberg, Linda Bernardin, Archives of Neurology	1989	162
Automatic Memory Processes in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis Jordan Grafman, Stephen M. Rao, Linda Bernardin, Archives of Neurology Automatic Memory ProcessesDefinite Multiple SclerosisNeuropsychologyCognitive RehabilitationSocial Sciences	1991	99
Advance Care Planning and Proxy Decision Making for Patients with Advanced Parkinson Disease Jung Kwak, Maggie S. Wallendal, Thomas Fritsch, Southern Medical Journal	2014	33
Unrecognized GERD Symptoms Are Associated with Excessive Daytime Sleepiness in Patients Undergoing Sleep Studies Nalini M. Guda, Susan Partington, Michael J. Shaw, Digestive Diseases and Sciences Sleep DisordersSleep HealthSleep MedicineSleepSleep Disorder	2007	17

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