Sentences with word «anosognosia»

They were oblivious to the problem, a condition called anosognosia.

Results: Hypometabolism was independently associated with anosognosia in AD, particularly in the posterior cingulate cortex and right angular gyrus.

Hypometabolism was independently associated with anosognosia in AD, particularly in the posterior cingulate cortex and right angular gyrus.

These individuals may not realize their own deficits, a condition called cognitive anosognosia.

The absence of anosognosia may be clinically useful to identify those patients that are unlikely to convert from MCI to AD.

There's a neurologist at the University of Milan in Italy named Edoardo Bisiach who's an expert on a neuropsychological disorder known as anosognosia.

A patient with anosognosia often has had a stroke in the right side, in the parietal cortex.

Further, anosognosia independently predicts conversion from MCI to AD.

They likened it to medical anosognosia, but didn't try to trace its neuro - psychological foundations.

People who were unaware of their memory loss, a condition called anosognosia, were more likely to progress to Alzheimer's disease, according to the study, published today in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry.

But shouldn't the contradicting evidence alert those with anosognosia to a problem?

What Douglas experienced is called anosognosia.

Both unawareness of illness (anosognosia) and memory loss (known as mild cognitive impairment) can be objectively assessed using questionnaires.

Extraordinarily, neglect patients may be even unaware of the paralysis of their left arm, a condition called anosognosia.