Titlebook: Medical Neuropsychology; Second Edition Ralph E. Tarter,Meryl A. Butters,Sue R. Beers Book 2001Latest edition Springer Science+Business Med

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Sleep Disorders,National Sleep Foundation and the American Sleep Disorders Association. The increase in the number of accredited sleep laboratories and steady increment in research funding for sleep disorders also attest to the growth of this field.

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Cognitive Neuroendocrinology,h this corpus of work has produced a rich foundation of knowledge about brain-behavior relationships, recent work has extended this focus to study hormonal influences on the brain and cognition. Perhaps the best-known area in this regard has been the effects of sex hormones, such as estrogen and tes

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Pulmonary Disorders,ar function is disrupted and damage to cell structure may follow. Respiration involves the transport of oxygen from the atmosphere to the cells of the body and the removal of waste products, such as carbon dioxide. Air comes in through the nose, past the trachea, down the two main bronchi, to the te

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Neuropsychological Consequences of Cardiovascular Disease, nutrients to all cells of the body. The brain is particularly dependent on the cardiovascular system for a constant supply of blood because it is relatively unable to store nutrients for utilization during interruptions of blood flow. Indeed, approximately one fifth of the cardiac output, or 1 lite

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Neuropsychological Function in Renal Disease and Its Treatment,ars. Early studies in the 1960s and 1970s documented the neurocognitive effects of uremia and chronic renal failure, while investigations in the 1970s and 1980s focused on neurocognitive outcome following initiation of hemodialysis, neuropsychological status in chronic hemodialysis and peritoneal di

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Neurobehavioral Disturbances Associated with Disorders of the Pancreas,psy-chiatric disturbances. Yet an extensive clinical literature has reported significant mental status changes in individuals with several different pancreatic disorders. Severe depression and anxiety often are seen in patients with cancer of the pancreas long before any other somatic symptoms of th

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Thyroid Disorders,n isthmus) that lie over the trachea below the cricoid cartilage and is one of the largest endocrine glands, weighing about 20–30 g in an adult. Arterial blood is supplied by the superior thyroid artery, arising from the external carotid arteries, and the inferior, arising from the subclavian arteri