Identifying Spatial Neglect in Chronic Right Hemisphere Stroke Survivors Using the RHDBank Outcomes.

Purpose: The chronicity of spatial neglect (SN) and the utility of existing diagnostic measures used by speech-language pathologists remain poorly understood. In this retrospective study, we examined how the RHDBank test battery informs the identification of SN after right hemisphere brain damage (R...

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Publicado en:Journal of Speech, Language & Hearing Research Vol. 67; no. 2; pp. 511 - 524
Autores principales: Minga, Jamila, Rich, Timothy, Boukrina, Olga, Chen, Peii, Hreha, Kimberly
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Publicado: American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Feb2024
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          Minga, Jamila
          Rich, Timothy
          Boukrina, Olga
          Chen, Peii
          Hreha, Kimberly
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          Department of Head and Neck Surgery & Communication Sciences and Department of Neurology, Duke University, Durham, NC.
          Center for Stroke Rehabilitation Research, Kessler Foundation, West Orange, NJ.
          Occupational Therapy Doctorate Division, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Duke University, Durham, NC.
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        Stroke
        Retrospective studies
        Cognitive therapy
        Cerebral hemispheres
        Unilateral neglect
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        Videoconferencing
        Mann Whitney U Test
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        Chi-squared test
        Research funding
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        Cluster analysis (Statistics)
        Disease complications
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          Stroke
          Retrospective studies
          Cognitive therapy
          All Other Business Support Services
          Cerebral hemispheres
          Unilateral neglect
          Databases
          Videoconferencing
          Mann Whitney U Test
          Questionnaires
          Descriptive statistics
          Chi-squared test
          Research funding
          Data analysis software
          Cluster analysis (Statistics)
          Disease complications
      ab: Purpose: The chronicity of spatial neglect (SN) and the utility of existing diagnostic measures used by speech-language pathologists remain poorly understood. In this retrospective study, we examined how the RHDBank test battery informs the identification of SN after right hemisphere brain damage (RHD) during the chronic phase of recovery. Method: Data from 29 right hemisphere stroke survivors were extracted from the RHDBank, including SN tests, for which we performed laterality index scoring: a 51-item demographic survey, the Apples Test, the Indented Paragraph Test, and the clock drawing task from the Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test (CLQT). Two groups (SN+ and SN-) were identified using the Apples Test. A hierarchical cluster analysis explored CLQT performance clusters in association with SN, and group comparisons of demographic variables and test scores were conducted. Results: Ten patients were identified as having SN+ (34%) using the Apples Test. The Indented Paragraph Test and the CLQT’s clock drawing test identified only two of the 20 stroke survivors with SN+. Cluster analyses showed that domain and task scores on the CLQT carried information to classify participants into SN+ and SN- in concordance with performance on the Apples Test. Participants in the SN+ cluster had moderately impaired attention and executive function skills and mildly impaired visuospatial skills. Conclusions: The Apples Test differentiated SN in a group of chronic right hemisphere stroke survivors. Using multiple measures from the CLQT seemed to capture a greater range of problems than clock drawing and paragraph reading tests alone. Therefore, the RHDBank test battery as a whole-and in part the CLQT, Apples Test, and Indented Paragraph Test-can detect certain subtypes of SN in the chronic deficit profile after RHD and is a starting point for diagnostic integration by speech-language pathologists.
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