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A method to combine cognitive and neurophysiological assessments of the elderly

Gevins et al., 2011

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681120682053527990
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Gevins A
Ilan A
Jiang A
Chan C
Gelinas D
Smith M
McEvoy L
Schwager E
Padilla M
Davis Z
Meador K
Patterson J
O’Hara R
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Dementia and geriatric cognitive disorders

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Background: The development of better treatments for brain diseases of the elderly will necessitate more sensitive and efficient means of repeatedly assessing an individual's neurocognitive status. Aim: To illustrate the development of an assessment combining …
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