Acta Neurologica Scandinavica · 2009 · 17 citations · 12 references
MedicineNeurologySurgeryCognitive NeuroscienceNeuropsychiatryNeuropsychologyBypass Surgery For Cerebral IschemiaCerebral Bypass SurgeryCerebrovascular DiseaseCognitive NeuropsychologyNeurological ExaminationStrokeBypass For Cerebral IschemiaNeuropsychological FunctioningNeuropsychological ImpairmentNeuropsychological RecoveryPostoperative Cognitive ImpairmentPostoperative Cognitive RecoveryPostoperative Mental Status EvaluationPostoperative Neurological Deficits
A neuropsychological study of 12 patients with transient ischemic attacks from the carotid artery territory was carried out about 2 months following their latest attack, about a week before STA/MCA bypass operation, and again 3 months postoperatively. The results suggest that the TIA patients as a group were slightly intellectually impaired preoperatively. After the operation, a minor neuropsychological improvement had taken place although they still were not fully intellectually rehabilitated.
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