Neuropsychologic effects of @entity4940 in XXXX .

@entity1 @entity410 @entity75 @entity302 @entity4940
Most published neuropsychologic studies on @entity4940 have been performed on mixed groups of adults and adolescents with @entity302 of varying etiology. The cognitive profile of @entity4940 in @entity1 has not been defined. The purpose of this study was to assess neuropsychologic performance in @entity1 with @entity4940 . Intelligence and executive functions were examined in eight @entity1 (age 6 7/12 years to 13 11/12 years) with @entity4940 . Performance was related to the focus side, @entity410 frequency, and age of @entity302 onset. @entity4940 was associated with a @entity75 , but IQ was generally spared. Left focus was associated with deficits in categorization, verbal long-term memory, and detailed visuospatial analysis. Frequent @entity410 correlated with attention difficulties and inability to inhibit impulsive responses. @entity1 whose @entity302 appeared before age 6 years had reduced ability to change behavioral strategies. Frontal @entity302 activity alone can cause selective frontal deficits, the severity and nature of which are related to side, @entity410 frequency, and age of @entity302 onset. These findings require confirmation on larger series of selected @entity1 .
