P-2-04-03 Factor Analysis of the Components of 12 Standard Test Batteries, for Unilateral Spatial Neglect, Reveals that They Contain Discreet and Important Clinical Variables
Maeshima, Shinichiro
Univ. of Sydney & Royal Rehabilitation Centre / Australia
P-2-04-04 Visuospatial Impairment and Activities of Daily Living in Patients with Parkinson's Disease: A Quantitative Assessment of the Cube Copying Task
Maeshima, Shinichiro
Univ. of Sydney & Royal Rehabilitation Centre / Australia
P-2-04-05 Cognitive Impairment in Patients with Chronic Subdural Haematoma
Maeshima, Shinichiro
Univ. of Sydney & Royal Rehabilitation Centre / Australia
P-2-04-06 Functional Outcomes Following Thalamic Haemorrhage: Relationship between Motor and Cognitive Functions and ADL
Maeshima, Shinichiro
Univ. of Sydney & Royal Rehabilitation Centre / Australia
P-2-04-07 A Study of Midrin (Isometheptene Mucate) for Relief of Cognitive Fatigue
Yang, Lynn W.
Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia / U.S.A.
P-2-04-08 Right Hemisphere Dominance for Figure Recognition
Numata, Kenji
Shouwa Univ. College of Medical Sciences /Japan
P-2-04-09 Usefulness of Reaction Times in High-Cortical Recognition Tasks
Maruishi, Masaharu
Inokuchi Hospital /Japan
P-2-04-10 Apraxia and Cerebral Haemorrhage: The Relationship between Haematoma Volume and Prognosis
Maeshima, Shinichiro
Univ. of Sydney & Royal Rehabilitation Centre / Australia
P-2-04-11 Detailed Examination of Intelligence and Apraxia in Patients with Aphasia
Ogata, Atsuko
Kagoshima Univ. / Japan
P-2-04-12 Clinical Significance of Memory Test--Evaluation in MRI of Verbal Paired Associated Learning Test--
Setsu, Katsuyoshi
Fukuoka Univ. /Japan
P-2-04-13 Cognitive Function and Activities of Daily Living in Elderly Stroke Patients
Maeshima, Shinichiro
Univ. of Sydney & Royal Rehabilitation Centre / Australia
