Case studies on remediating memory deficits in brain-damaged individuals

Russell E. Glasgow · Robert A. Zeiss · Manuel Barrera · Peter M. Lewinsohn

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Cognitive Functions and Memory Memory Processes and Influences Traumatic Brain Injury Research

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Two case reports illustrate the application of mnemonic techniques for the remediation of memory problems common to brain-damaged patients. A clinical paradigm for such work that includes general and specific assessment; laboratory evaluation of intervention strategies, and finally in-vitro application is described.

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