Titlebook: Recovery from Brain Damage; Reflections and Dire F. D. Rose,D. A. Johnson Book 1992 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Neural Implants and Recovery of Function: Human Work,technique, together with the maintenance of organ function are well established. The ethical aspects of harvesting have been widely debated. and, in most countries, appropriate regulations have been formulated which support and, indeed, may encourage organ donation. As regards neural transplantation

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Neuropsychological Rehabilitation,f individuals. Major considerations pertain to age of onset and age of examination, time since onset, gender, and etiology, locus, and extent of brain damage. The major indicators of recovery are generally carefully calibrated situations with precise stimuli and response dimensions. The aims are gen

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Hemidecortication and Recovery of Function: Animal Studies,our relationships dates back to the latter part of the last century, for example, to the work of Vulpian., Carville and Duret., Soltmann. and Goltz. and the early years of the present century also saw a steady stream of relevant studies (for example, 5,17,23,24,34,39,48,54,73,90,101). However, some

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A Review of Cognitive Outcome after Hemidecortication in Humans,nt gliomas within a cerebral hemisphere. The procedure was first applied for relief from intractable epilepsy in a patient with infantile hemiplegia by McKenzie. and gradually thereafter it came into use as one possible treatment for certain severe forms of epilepsy and behaviour disorder.. Although

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Compensatory Mechanisms - Neural and Behavioural: Evidence from Prenatal Damage to the Forebrain Co, there have been several significant developments. These make it timely to reassess earlier views on compensatory mechanisms, neural and behavioural, in callosal agenesis. First, in the last ten years new emphases have developed in our thinking about the diversity of functions subsumed by the foreb

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