Overview of Poster Sessions
Publication: The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences
POSTER SESSION I—SUNDAY, MARCH 10
General Clinical Neuropsychiatry
P1. Akinetic mutism following anterior cerebral artery occlusion. CA Anderson, DB Arciniegas, DC Huddle, M Leehey
P2. Is self-injurious behavior in patients with severe developmental disabilities an addiction? LJ Barnhill
P3. Vagal nerve stimulation for medically refractory epilepsy in persons with severe developmental disorders. LJ Barnhill, S Lannon, B Vaughn
P4. Levodopa treatment for tics: preliminary report. KI Black, JM Hartlein, BL Schlaggar, JW Mink
P5. Aggressive behavior after a recent stroke: initial findings and six-month follow-up. K-L Chan, D Moser, S Arndt, RG Robinson
P6. Evolution of primary progressive aphasia due to Alzheimer's disease. DG Clark, MF Mendez
P7. Acute frontotemporal personality from hypoxic encephalopathy. NA Fahimian, M Swanberg, MF Mendez
P8. Critical periods of suicide risk in Huntington's disease. KC Ferneyhough, LM Stierman, BM Turner, JS Paulsen, and Huntington Study Group
P9. Geriatric treatment center: a contemporary model for collaboration between psychiatry and neurology. CM Filley, DB Arciniegas, GV Wood, CA Anderson, E Cheney, CR Dygert, L Summerall, RB Goos
P10. Are nonverbal learning disabilities specific types of learning disabilities? Y Frank, T Pawlcyk, J Seiden
P11. Specificity of neurological and neurocognitive function in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. SFS Gau, JR Merikangas, KR Merikangas
P12. EEG findings in women with premenstrual syndrome. F Hagaman, MJ Fitzgerald, J McWilliams, M Read, A Kablinger
P13. Amantadine for psychostimulant-resistant attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in boys. JP Horrigan, LJ Barnhill
P14. Charles Bonnet syndrome with visual hallucinations of infantile memory: a case report. K Maeda, R Ishikura, T Nagami, S Nukina, S Yoshioka, R Kawahara
P15. Social cognition deficits in patients with frontal lobe damage. L Mah, MC Arnold, J Grafman
P16. Phenomenological and psychopharmacological characteristics of obsessive-compulsive disorder patients with musical obsessions. T Matsui, H Matsunaga, K Ohya, Y Iwasaki, K Koshimune, A Miyata, N Kiriike
P17. Foreign accent syndrome following a stroke in the corpus callosum. DA Mueller, CA Anderson, RL Hughes, J Newcombe
P18. Meta-analyses of poststroke depression and lesion location: a reappraisal. K Narushima, T Kosier, RG Robinson
P19. Rates of depressive symptoms in presymptomatic Huntington's disease. C Nehl, M Benjamin, JS Paulsen, and Huntington Study Group
P20. Catatonia following acute dopamine depletion. R Nehru, N Ahuja
P21. Hypersexuality following right pallidotomy for Parkinson's disease. SM O'Connor, GT Lim, MF Mendez
P22. The Charcot-Willibrand syndrome from anoxic encephalopathy. A Pakkar, GT Lim, MF Mendez
P23. Neurobehavioral disorders in pediatric epilepsy. GJ Rey, L Shapiro, TJ Resnick, M Duchowny, P Jayakar
P24. Depressive symptoms in Parkinson's disease are underrecognized. IH Richard, AW Justus, E Caine, R Kurlan
P25. Are delirium and dementia different? PT Trzepacz, D Mittal, R Torres, K Kanary, J Norton, N Jimerson
P26. An investigation of the psychological functioning and suicide risk among relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis patients. Y Vardi, Z Zlotogorski, Y Finkelstein
P27. Episodic supernumerary phantom limb due to epileptic disruption of the neural representation of the body image. A Weisbord, JL Saver, MC Leary
P28. Sexual fantasy in Parkinson's disease. M Yu, D Roane, J Rogers, M Fleming, P Homel
Dementia
P29. Does cognitive recovery after treatment of poststroke depression last? A two-year follow-up of cognitive function associated with poststroke depression. K-L Chan, RG Robinson, JT Kosier
P30. Open-label trial of guanfacine for symptomatic treatment of frontotemporal dementia. TW Chow
P31. A review of the memory stimulation programs in Alzheimer's disease. É Grandmaison, M Simard
P32. Early results of the REVEAL study: risk evaluation and education for Alzheimer's disease. RC Green, N Relkin, P Whitehouse, T Brown, S LaRusse, M Barber, L Farrer, L Cupples, S Post, L Ravdin, D Cisewski, H Katzen, S Sami, A Sadovnick, J Davis, K Quaid, J Woodard
P33. Differential performance on the Benton Judgment of Line Orientation Test in dementia with Lewy bodies and Alzheimer's disease. M Simard, R van Reekum, D Myran, M Panisset, SE Black, M Freedman
POSTER SESSION II—TUESDAY, MARCH 12
Neuropsychology
P34. Coping strategies moderate the relationship between cognitive dysfunction and depression in multiple sclerosis patients. PA Arnett, JJ Randolph, PJ Freske
P35. Relationship between depression and attentional/memory processes in multiple sclerosis. ST Gontkovsky, R Aupperle, F Shelton, WW Beatty
P36. Attentional impairment in recurrent major depression. Å Hammar, A Lund, K Hugdahl
P37. Cognitive impairments associated with hypothermic-induced platelet aggregation (HIPA) following coronary artery bypass graft surgery. RO Hopkins, MM Hall, KA Sole
P38. Thalamic acalculia. GT Lim, NC Papasian, M Swanberg, MF Mendez
P39. Exaggeration of distress and dissimulated memory failure. RI Naugle, TT Lineweaver, E Walton
P40. Mediation of verbal memory deficit by organizational strategy in Parkinson's disease. RM Roth, LA Flashman, AJ Saykin, HA Wishart, HJ Riordan, DW Roberts
P41. Persistent focal retrograde amnesia: functional or organic? RE Saul
P42. Cognitive functioning in patients with type 2 diabetes examined by using the Cognistat (NCSE). RL Yuspeh, DL Drane
Schizophrenia
P43. Compliance in patients with schizophrenia and comorbid medical illness. CE Munoz-Carbone, WT Jackson, RM Savage, JM Feldman, WG Ryan, LJ Findlay, AJ Viegas, R Sokol May
P44. Neurological soft signs as predictors of specific cognitive functions in first-episode schizophrenia. D Schuepbach, MS Keshavan, RD Sanders
Basic Neuroscience
P45. Critical Endeavors: a neuroanatomy board game. RA Hurley, KH Taber
P46. The limbic system in the light of modern neurobiology: basic and clinical implications. VE Koliatsos, J Yan, M Gastard, S Weaver, S Bora
Traumatic Brain Injury
P47. Low-dose donepezil normalizes P50 physiology in traumatic brain injury patients. DB Arciniegas, JL Topkoff, CA Anderson, CM Filley, LE Adler
P48. Evaluation of cognitive impairment and functional outcome of brain-injured patients using the Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status. GM Cuesta, A Blau, K Ortega-Verdejo, B Jordan
P49. Use of the Cognitive Test for Delirium in TBI patients. RE Kennedy, RN Thompson, TG Nick, M Sherer
P50. Role of COMT Val 108/158 Met genotype in executive functioning following TBI. RH Lipsky, MB Sparling, LM Ryan, K Xu, AM Salazar, D Goldman, DL Warden
P51. Working memory activation patterns one month and one year after mild traumatic brain injury: a longitudinal fMRI study. TW McAllister, MB Sparling, LA Flashman, B McDonald, H Wishart, AJ Saykin
P52. An examination of the high dropout rate in studies of patients with mild traumatic brain injury. S McCullagh, K Kamkar, A Jardine, A Protzner, N Blair, A Feinstein
P53. Natural history of cognitive, affective, and physical symptoms of postconcussion syndrome following mild traumatic brain injury. T McHugh, R Laforce, P Gallagher, S Quinn, P Diggle
P54. The clinical significance of major depression following mild traumatic brain injury. MJ Rapoport, S McCullagh, A Feinstein
P55. Cognitive and personality tests as predictors of employability after brain injury. D Salisbury, JL Williams, J Allen, W Arnold
P56. Positive influence of acute alcohol use on outcome following traumatic brain injury. MB Sparling, LM Ryan, J Walter, DL Warden
P57. Clinical correlates of aggressive behavior after traumatic brain injury. A Tateno, R Jorge, RG Robinson
P58. Comparison of cognitive impairment associated with major depression following stroke versus following traumatic brain injury. A Tateno, Y Murata, RG Robinson
Imaging
P59. Mapping and quantification of dopamine D2 receptor activation. KJ Black, T Hershey, JM Koller, JL Carl, JS Perlmutter
P60. Evaluating the contributions of amygdala and other brain volumes to individual differences in personality/temperament traits. PT Costa Jr, G Pearlson
P61. How does high-resolution brain SPECT help in ADHD? R Kohn, DG Pavel, G Davis, P Epstein, R Grant, P Kim, I Craita, Z Taha
P62. Age-associated changes in substantia nigra microstructural integrity: a diffusion tensor imaging study. DA Medina, MC Carrillo, ME Moseley, GT Stebbins
P63. While achieving normal learning, patients with mild Parkinson's disease exhibit widespread dysfunction within the normal sequence-learning brain network. MJ Mentis, D Zgaljardic, D Delalot, V Dhawan, C Ghez, D Eidelberg
P64. Good-quality brain SPECTS: necessary and sufficient prerequisites. DG Pavel, R Kohn, G Davis, P Epstein, B Chuang, T Liu, Z Taha, I Craita
P65. Morphology of the ventral frontal cortex in adult males with nonsyndromic clefts of the lip and/or palate: relationship to social function. PC Nopoulos, S Berg, J Canady, D Van der Mark, L Richman, N Andreasen
P66. Endocrine and neural correlates of induced sadness and elation. W Ottowitz, D Dougherty, R Connors, W Brown
P67. Association of caudate and putamen volumes with Five-Factor Model dimensions of personality (NEO FFI scores). G Pearlson, PT Costa Jr
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The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences
Pages: 99 - 101
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Published online: 1 February 2002
Published in print: February 2002
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