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Dysgraphia and terminal delirium
Palliative Medicine, 1997Delirium is a frequently encountered clinical condition in palliative medicine, but it is often unrecognized and misdiagnosed. The cardinal sign of delirium is that of impaired consciousness. Writing skills are reported to be a delicate indicator of consciousness impairment, and a too infrequently utilized clinical sign of delirium.
A D, Macleod, L E, Whitehead
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Cortex, 2010
The article describes AE, a Hebrew-speaking individual with acquired dysgraphia, who makes mainly letter position errors in writing. His dysgraphia resulted from impairment in the graphemic buffer, but unlike previously studied patients, most of his errors related to the position of letters rather than to letter identity: 80% of his errors were letter ...
Aviah, Gvion, Naama, Friedmann
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The article describes AE, a Hebrew-speaking individual with acquired dysgraphia, who makes mainly letter position errors in writing. His dysgraphia resulted from impairment in the graphemic buffer, but unlike previously studied patients, most of his errors related to the position of letters rather than to letter identity: 80% of his errors were letter ...
Aviah, Gvion, Naama, Friedmann
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Neurocase, 2000
Abstract This paper reviews the spelling and writing deficits associated with the major forms of dementia.In dementia of the Alzheimer's type (DAT), the finding of surface dysgraphia is typical, although not universal, and with disease progression non-phonologlcally plausible errors often increase; additional difficulties with handwriting are common ...
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Abstract This paper reviews the spelling and writing deficits associated with the major forms of dementia.In dementia of the Alzheimer's type (DAT), the finding of surface dysgraphia is typical, although not universal, and with disease progression non-phonologlcally plausible errors often increase; additional difficulties with handwriting are common ...
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Acquired Dyslexias and Dysgraphias
2020DENES G., CIPOLOTTI L., ZORZI, MARCO
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