The neuropsychological assessment is a cornerstone in the care management of concussion or mild traumatic injury. To present different stages an exhaustive exploring cognitive and behavioral domains. Description value main tests available for assessment. choice based on clinical experience expertise authors. Questionnaires are mainly used to explore sequelae (depression, anxiety fatigue) impact...

A systematic neuropsychological assessment technique is described for use with severely physically disabled individuals, possibly with combined motor and cognitive disorders. Target neurological conditions may be, e.g., an incomplete locked-in state, a minimally conscious state, or severe combinations of paralysis, agnosia, and apraxia. Neuropsychological assessment in these patients is difficu...

PURPOSE This study investigated the influence of suggestive signs of depression (SSD) in right-hemisphere brain-damaged (RHD) patients following a stroke on their cognitive performance measured by a brief neuropsychological assessment battery. METHODS Forty-two adults with RHD after a single episode of stroke and 84 matched controls participated in this study. They were assessed by means of t...

Conducting assessment with individuals with physical disability, visual impairment or blindness, and hearing impairment or deafness poses significant challenges for the neuropsychologist. Although standards for psychological testing have been devised to address assessment of persons with disabilities, little research has been conducted to validate neuropsychological test accommodation and modif...