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Prepared by: |
Regina Buccello |
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October 2003 |
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Review Date: |
October 2003 |
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Clinical Question: |
In patients with unilateral left visual neglect, will computer-based cognitive rehabilitation when compared to non-computerized based cognitive rehabilitation, result in better performance on the Behavioural Inattention Test? |
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Clinical Bottom Line: |
Results from one randomized control trial (Level 2a) indicate that a computer-based cognitive rehabilitation program, involving scanning twice a week for 7 weeks, did not improve cognitive function performance in patients with unilateral left visual neglect. |
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Full Document: |
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File Size: |
116K |
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Supported by the University of Western Sydney
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