Deficits in executive functions (EF), such as planning, problem-solving and inhibition affect up to 75% of individuals with stroke and may compromise their ability to successfully return to community living and to work. Detection and effective treatment of these disorders is thus critical. Studies over the past decade have provided evidence of substantial gaps in our knowledge on how to effectively manage EF impairment post-stroke (Bayley et al., 2007; Canadian Stroke Network, 2008; Korner-Bitensky, Barrett-Bernstein, Bibas, & Poulin, 2011). To address these gaps there has been growing attention and research into the management of EF impairment post-stroke. The studies conducted as part of this thesis were designed to address some of these ...
Persons with stroke have deficits in community ambulation that may be related to difficulties in cir...
About 150 000 individuals are hospitalized after a stroke every year in France. Half of stroke survi...
Every year in France 140000 patients had a stroke. Amongst them, a third develop emotionalimpairment...
Stroke contributes significantly to the incidence of motor and cognitive impairments which in turn i...
The language disorders that characterize post-stroke aphasia interfere with patients’ communication ...
Cognitive impairment after a stroke has a direct impact on patients’ disability. In particular, impa...
The downstream pathways of stroke patients are highly heterogeneous and have many inefficiencies due...
The ability of a person to perform activities of daily living depends in great part on being able to...
Stroke is a condition with high incidence and mortality rate, leaving a large proportion of survivor...
Stroke is a frequent and serious disease, constituting the first cause of acquired disability in adu...
Strokes are one of the leading causes of loss of quality years of life. One-fourth of stroke patient...
Virtual reality (VR) is a promising intervention for sensorimotor rehabilitation following a stroke....
Part one of this PhD explored executive functions (EF) and related impairments after childhood sever...
Introduction: Stroke is the main cause of acquired motor disability in adults. Of the 800,000 Frenc...
Unilateral spatial neglect (USN), a debilitating deficit that commonly occurs following a stroke, is...
Persons with stroke have deficits in community ambulation that may be related to difficulties in cir...
About 150 000 individuals are hospitalized after a stroke every year in France. Half of stroke survi...
Every year in France 140000 patients had a stroke. Amongst them, a third develop emotionalimpairment...
Stroke contributes significantly to the incidence of motor and cognitive impairments which in turn i...
The language disorders that characterize post-stroke aphasia interfere with patients’ communication ...
Cognitive impairment after a stroke has a direct impact on patients’ disability. In particular, impa...
The downstream pathways of stroke patients are highly heterogeneous and have many inefficiencies due...
The ability of a person to perform activities of daily living depends in great part on being able to...
Stroke is a condition with high incidence and mortality rate, leaving a large proportion of survivor...
Stroke is a frequent and serious disease, constituting the first cause of acquired disability in adu...
Strokes are one of the leading causes of loss of quality years of life. One-fourth of stroke patient...
Virtual reality (VR) is a promising intervention for sensorimotor rehabilitation following a stroke....
Part one of this PhD explored executive functions (EF) and related impairments after childhood sever...
Introduction: Stroke is the main cause of acquired motor disability in adults. Of the 800,000 Frenc...
Unilateral spatial neglect (USN), a debilitating deficit that commonly occurs following a stroke, is...
Persons with stroke have deficits in community ambulation that may be related to difficulties in cir...
About 150 000 individuals are hospitalized after a stroke every year in France. Half of stroke survi...
Every year in France 140000 patients had a stroke. Amongst them, a third develop emotionalimpairment...