Ce témoignage a beaucoup a nous apprendre sur la façon de vivre la maladie des #corpsdeLewy . L’errance médicale qu’elle a vécue montre la nécessité d’aider les patients et leurs familles à toujours avoir un temps d’avance plutôt que de subir les symptômes https://t.co/NqCqDNZeCt
Pour aider les patients qui souffrent de troubles de la mémoire, je m'appuie sur un réseau de médecins sensibilisés à ces questions mais aussi sur l'équipe de Qairnel, motivée et créative
#memoire#TeamSpirit@SDurrleman@fede_cacciamani
One chapter / day - Are you a machine learner willing to work on brain disorders? First learn about “Clinical assessments” including the neurological examination and clinical/cognitive scores. https://t.co/MKZVVtqgka by @fede_cacciamani and S. Epelbaum
Congratulations to @oliviercolliot and all the contributing experts on the publication of the open access book "Machine Learning for Brain Disorders"! Proud to have co-authored a chapter on clinical evaluation for brain disorders. #MachineLearning#BrainDisorders
Very pleased to have had the opportunity to present the @SCDPIA Year in Review! In 2022 there have been remarkable advances, particularly in biopsychosocial correlates, informant-reported complaints, and blood biomarkers in SCD. Look forward to what lies ahead in the field! #AAIC
Accomplishments included an amazing Year in Review by Dr @fede_cacciamani moderated by Dr @markdbm and an amazing biofluid biomarkers & SCD collaborative webinar led by Drs @raphacastilhos and Fabricio Oliveira
Thank you @fede_cacciamani for a wonderful year in review and @markdbm for organizing! We had a great reception of attendees from 29 countries ! Thank you all for attending and actively participating. The presentation will be available soon as well as the slides. Stay tuned!
Join the free @SCDPIA Year in Review webinar tomorrow, Jan. 11! Hear a presentation of highlights & progress seen in 2022 from @fede_cacciamani, along with a panel on priorities & predictions for 2023. Register now: https://t.co/4w3lqejWWh.
The #SCDPIA Year in Review is happening next week! This will be an opportunity to review relevant articles from 2022 and discuss future perspectives. Don't miss it!
Happy new year ! Please tune in for our year in review in less than a week with @fede_cacciamani
@markdbmc @RNosheny @Silchapman & Dr Gifford ! Sign up here ! https://t.co/gmTlQiqapZ
Eric Kandel, born in 1927, is an Austrian-born American neurobiologist. His contribution to the modern knowledge of memory has been groundbreaking. Here's a quick thread that summarizes his contribution to neuroscience (1/5)
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My patient has advanced #AD. Can't recognise his home - but finds his way to his room every time. Can't explain who his wife is - but chooses her company over anyone else. Doesn't remember he dislikes onion - but will push it aside on the plate.
#Identity#Self#Beyondwords
We are live from the San Diego Convention Center to talk about Dyadic patterns of SCD. Join our session on #AAIC virtual platform! With @markdbm @axosepereiro Rachel Nosheny and Katya Numbers #SCDPIA
Today at the #SCDPIA, Elke Butterbrod launched a survey to hear from experts what essential elements should be included in a subjective cognitive decline questionnaire. https://t.co/4ZhePn4CCb 👈 complete here! #AAIC22#endalz @markdbm @iamChrisGonz @SilChapman @cuevasheatherE
Hey SCD/anosognosia enthusiasts! If you enjoyed my presentation at the PIA Day, or will be attending my next one on dyadic patterns of SCD this Wednesday, do not miss @GagGeo’s brilliant poster (# 276) which is absolutely relevant in this context! @_PatriziaV#AAIC22#SCDPIA