Overview of Poster Sessions
Publication: The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences
POSTER SESSION 1—SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25
Epilepsy
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Do frontal behaviors change following surgery for temporal lobe epilepsy? L Mah, S Benjamin, J Swearer, C Phillips, J Weaver
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Psychiatric and psychosocial characteristics of a sample of epilepsy patients in South Florida: a prospective study. GJ Rey, L Campos, R Rivas-Vazquez, G Garaycoa, E Carrazana
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Affective disorders in the primary generalized epilepsies. R Rivas-Vazquez, G Garaycoa, L Campos, G Rey, E Carrazana
Neuropsychology
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Neuropsychological profile of two sisters with familial Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. A Acevedo, G White, R Duara, D Loewenstein, R Ownby
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Hemispheric asymmetry of facial processing: an examination of spatial frequency and processing duration. K Curyto, D Whitman
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False recognition and misidentification in face processing: left hemisphere contributions. T Glen
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Cognitive behavior rating scales reflect severity of impairment in patients with cerebral neoplasm. ST Gontkovsky, WD Ruwe, RL Adams, JG Scott
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Validation of the Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status (RBANS) Figure Copy and Figure Recall subtests. ST Gontkovsky, MT Ropacki, FG Hillary, ED Ross, JG Scott
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Monocular facial recognition, laterality, and gender. JL Hess, M Smith
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Employing the new diagnostic criteria for malingering in neuropsychological assessment. GL Iverson, DJ Slick
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Effects of stimulant treatment for adult ADHD on executive functioning. M Jenkins, S Salloway, P Malloy, J Hong, K McKiernan
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The influence of cognitive reserve on memory following electroconvulsive therapy. SA Legendre, RA Stern, DA Solomon, MJ Furman, KE Smith
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Exploring attention and eye movement control in obsessive-compulsive disorder with a cued saccade paradigm. C Ray Li
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Item reaction time as a function of response dissimulation. RI Naugle, GJ Chelune, TT Lineweaver, JA Zone
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Differences on executive function measurements in Colombian university students. DA Pineda, V Merchán
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Neuropsychological assessment of Colombian adolescent offenders. DA Pineda, AI Isaza, IC Puerta, S Mejía
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Gaze deviation: frequency, anatomy, and relationship to hemispatial neglect in a large stroke cohort. JM Ringman, J Saver, H Adams, RF Woolson, WR Clarke, for the TOAST Investigators
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Tests of a brief measure of veracity. RD Sanders, DL Mossman
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The face-hand test in neuropsychiatry. RD Sanders, MS Keshavan, G Goldstein
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Qualitative analysis of errors on the Paced Auditory Serial Addition Task (PASAT). CM Sourathathone, HJ Westervelt, RA Stern, G Tremont
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Verbal fluency and quantitative EEG in Spanish-English bilinguals. K Stringer, A McCabe, B Lenis, M Rosselli, A Ardila
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Neuropsychological and SPECT findings in Lyme disease. J Wasserstein, MN Findler, KB Liegner
Dementia
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Cognition and behavior in pallido-ponto-nigral degeneration. Z Arvanitakis, CA McRae, NR Graff-Radford, ZK Wszolekl
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Physical exam indicators of dementia. GA Charlton, JC Adair
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Posterior cortical atrophy versus early-onset Alzheimer's disease: clinical and neuroimaging differences. M Ghajarnia, MF Mendez
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Apolipoprotein E and cognitive functioning in community-residing middle-aged and older adults without evidence of dementia. FC Goldstein, VJ Roberts, J Green, AV Ashley, M Gearing, AI Levey
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Circadian sleep and neuropsychiatric disturbances in Alzheimer's disease. DI Kaufer, P Ketchel, OL Lopez, CF Reynolds III, ST DeKosky
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Long-term efficacy of olanzapine in the control of psychotic and behavioral symptoms in patients with Alzheimer's dementia. JS Kennedy, JS Street, WS Clark, BE Juliar, PD Feldman, DL Kadam
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Reduction of psychotic symptoms by olanzapine in patients with possible Lewy body dementia. JS Kennedy, WS Clark, JS Street, TM Sanger
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Compulsive and repetitive behaviors in Alzheimer's disease: case report and review of the literature. F Massoud, J Charbonneau, N-T Nguyen
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Individual differences in aging: correlates of depression among older adults. S Mejía, LM Hoyos, GC Henao, D Pineda
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Progressive prosopagnosia: a presenting manifestation of posterior cortical atrophy. MF Mendez, M Ghajarnia
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Functional status of elderly adults at various levels of cognitive impairment. RL Ownby, L Scheinkman, D Loewenstein
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Neuropsychological correlates of functional status in elderly adults. L Scheinkman, RL Ownby, D Loewenstein
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Neuropsychiatric manifestations of superficial siderosis. RA Short, NR Graff-Radford
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Effects of donepezil on aphasia, agnosia, and apraxia in patients with cerebrovascular lesions. C Tsz-Ming, DI Kaufer
Traumatic Brain Injury
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Normalization of P50 physiology by donepezil hydrochloride in traumatic brain injury patients. DB Arciniegas, JL Topkoff, CA Anderson, CM Filley, LE Adler
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Valproic acid in the management of behavioral and psychiatric complications of acquired brain injury. TJ Humaran, E Kim
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SPECT imaging in behavioral and psychiatric complications of acquired brain injury. E Kim, TJ Humaran
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Reduction in episodic memory fMRI circuitry activation is related to traumatic brain injury severity. TW McAllister, MB Sparling, LA Flashman, SJ Guerin, JC Ford, AC Mamourian, AJ Saykin
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A follow-up study of neuropsychiatric sequelae in patients with varying degrees of mild traumatic brain injury. S McCullagh, D Ouchterlony, A Protzner, N Blair, A Feinstein. Will not be presented.
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Chronic sequelae of minor traumatic brain injury on mouse performance in the Morris water maze. S Schreiber, V Getslev, CG Pick
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Combined clinical and neuroSPECT guidance of drug treatment choice in minor traumatic brain injury. S Schreiber, E Goshen, T Gur-Hartman, E Klag, ST Zwas, CG Pick
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Presence of postconcussion syndrome symptoms in chronic pain vs. head injury patients. L Smith-Seemiller, NR Fow, MD Franzen, R Kant
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Persistent alteration of simple reaction time and Continuous Performance Test in grade 1 boxing concussions after resolution of symptoms. D Warden, J Bleiberg, K Cameron, W Punch, J Ecklund
POSTER SESSION II—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Schizophrenia
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Visual processing disturbances in schizophrenia: nature and specificity. S Ertlé, C Rebourg
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The dimensions of schizotypia: a confirmatory factor analytic exploration. R Hatfield, D Whitman
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Abstract withdrawn.
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Laterality differences in mental rotation in psychosis-prone individuals. D Whitman, R Kotasek
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Glucose intolerance with atypical antipsychotics. DR Wilson, L D'Souza, L Johansen, N Sarkar
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Reciprocal hemispheric integration of semantic networks: relationship to creativity and schizophrenia. J Zanes, A Hutchinson, D Whitman
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Neuropsychological differentiation of late-life schizophrenia and frontotemporal dementia. KK Zakzanis, DA Young, M Boulas
Pediatric Neuropsychiatry
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Suspected mitochondrial disorders in pediatric mood disorders. LJ Barnhill
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Cerebral magnetic resonance relaxometry in developmental right hemisphere learning disabilities. Y Frank, PB Kingsley, SG Pavlakis. Will not be presented.
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Trends in the use of alternative therapies in a pediatric neuropsychiatry clinic. JP Horrigan, LJ Barnhill
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Genetic correlates of impulsive/explosive aggression in juveniles. DT Matthews, L Fisher, K Blum
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Predictive factors in the use of valproic acid in children and adolescents. SO Okpaku, KE Spivey
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Pathological antecedents of Colombian adolescent offenders. DA Pineda, AI Isaza, IC Puerta
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Examination of minor neurological signs in children, I. PSB Sarma
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Long-term memory associated with processing of words in high-functioning autism. M Toichi
Imaging
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Effects of aging on a nonverbal recognition task: an H215O PET study. KE Anderson, K Lynch, A Park, B Pierpont, J Flynn, R Van Heertum, H Sackeim, Y Stern
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Multisubject 3D template images for neuroimaging studies in baboon. KJ Black, AZ Snyder, JM Koller, MH Gado, JS Perlmutter
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Brain regions involved in deception: an fMRI study in healthy volunteers. FA Kozel, L Revell, JP Lorberbaum, A Shastri, Z Nahas, MD Horner, DJ Vincent, M Lomarev, DE Bohning, MS George
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Increased frontal and parietal activation in a schizophrenic mother and her schizophrenic son after treatment with olanzapine: a longitudinal fMRI study. A Lund, K Stordal, R Kroken, T Thomsen, L Ersland, AI Smievoll, R Barndon, A Lundervold, H Sundberg, K Hugdahl. Not presented.
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rCBF changes related to the processing of increasing monetary reward. C Martin-Soelch, W Schultz, J Missimer, KL Leenders
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Brainstem serotonin transporter availability is reduced in poststroke pathological crying. T Murai, H Barthel, J Berrouschot, D Sorger, DY von Cramon, U Müller
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Brain systems of anhedonia in schizophrenia. An H215O PET study of unpleasant stimuli. S Paradiso, BC Facorro, NC Andreasen, DL Johnson, DS O'Leary, LG Watkins, LL Boles Ponto, RD Hichwa
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Impairment of negative emotion processing in patients with lesions of the right basal ganglia: a study of the mechanisms using PET. S Paradiso, RG Robinson, GL Watkins, LL Boles Ponto, RD Hichwa
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Changes in regional cerebral blood flow on recovery from depression: comparison of vascular depression and nonvascular depression. K Shimoda, M Kimura, Y Murata, A Tateno, A Tanabe, S Mizumura, S Endo
General Clinical Neuropsychiatry
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The use of topiramate among patients with mental retardation and severe developmental disabilities. LJ Barnhill, J Kraus, D Janowsky, JM Davis
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A neurobiological taxonomy of psychiatric disorders. DN Black
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A common pathogenesis of the serotonin syndrome, catatonia, and neuroleptic malignant syndrome. BT Carroll, KT Graham, AJ Thalassinos
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Improved recovery in activities of daily living associated with remission of poststroke depression. E Chemerinski, RG Robinson, JT Kosier
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Explaining the differential effects of bilateral temporolimbic injury on feeding, sexual, and aggressive behavior: an appetitive versus instrumental drive hypothesis. E Crabtree, J Saver
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Relationship of neurocognitive impairment to quality of life in malignant brain tumor patients. EE Farace, ME Shaffrey
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Lack of efficacy of thiamine treatment for chemosensory disorders. AR Hirsch, J Baker
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Frontal network syndromes in young stroke patients: frequency, topography, and etiology. M Hoffmann, A Watts
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Treatment of poststroke generalized anxiety disorder: a double-blind trial of nortriptyline. M Kimura, RG Robinson
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Psychiatric symptoms and cognitive impairment in cerebellar degeneration. I Leroi, E O'Hearn, K Tracy, CA Ross, J Brandt, RL Margolis
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Extreme dissociation of cognitive functions over time in a case of intractable OCD: the heterogeneity of putative “frontal lobe” functions. JE Morgan, R Adams, D Barry, E Caccappolo
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A two-year longitudinal study of poststroke nondepressed patients: outcome and “rebound” effect of nortriptyline. K Narushima, RG Robinson
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Anticonvulsants in psychiatry as illustrated by an inpatient data base. SO Okpaku, KE Spivey
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Syndromic use versus symptomatic use of valproic acid in psychiatric patients. SO Okpaku, KE Spivey
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Depression and Huntington's disease: prevalence, clinical manifestations, and treatment. JR Slaughter, MP Martens, KA Slaughter
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Functional anatomy of central pain. KH Taber, A Rashid, LA Hayman, RA Hurley
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Delirium phenomenology using the Delirium Rating Scale-Revised-98 (DRS-R-98). PT Trzepacz, D Mittal, R Torres, K Kanary, J Norton, N Jimerson
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The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences
Pages: 127 - 129
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Published online: 1 February 2001
Published in print: February 2001
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