A significant proportion of patients with presenile dementia due to primary cerebral atrophy do not have Alzheimer's disease. One form of non-Alzheimer dementia may be designated as dementia of ...

This case has implications for our understanding of the neural correlate of catatonia, specifically frontal lobe pathway dysfunction. Catatonia is an interesting clinical syndrome that we feel is ...

Dr Daniel Amen, who is based out of California and runs a number of specialist clinics across the US, says the crippling ...

As organs go, the human brain is an odd one. It's remarkably big relative to our bodies, for starters. It's also wrinklier ...

Conclusion: Unemployment, lower GCS score on admission, limb injury, post-traumatic coma, frontal lobe injury, onset of psychiatric symptoms during hospitalization was identified as independent ...

People with occipital lobe epilepsy (OLE) can experience seizures that affect their vision and other symptoms ... This may be due to traumatic brain injury, stroke, tumor, or issues with the ...

Experts emphasize that symptoms can begin decades before noticeable decline ... responsible for forming new memories-is one ...

FTD affects the front and sides of the brain, called the frontal and temporal lobes. These areas of the brain control our behaviour, emotions, speech and understanding of language. So the damage ...

Alzheimer’s disease is a condition that causes progressive neurodegenerative damage in the ... why some of the early symptoms of Alzheimer’s include: The occipital lobe is located at the ...

Getty Images Damage to your frontal lobes, key areas for decision-making and reasoning ... Getty Images/iStockphoto Research ...

He says the abnormalities were most prominent in the frontal lobe of the brain, an area most susceptible to damage from trauma and frequently impacted during heading the ball. More repetitive head ...