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Brain Injury
Contents of Volume 19 2005
Volume 19, Number 1, January 2005
Oniginal papers:
Prospective memory rehabilitation for adults with traumatic brain injury: A compensatory
training programme
F. M. Fleming, D. Shum, F. Strong & S. Lightbody
Effects of mild traumatic brain injury cannot be differentiated from substance abuse
G. L. Iverson, R. T. Lange & M. D. Franzen
The effects of traumatic brain injury on the predicted and actual performance of a test
of prospective remembering
R. G. Knight, M. Harnett & N. Titov
Continuum of care model for managing mild traumatic brain injury in a workers’
compensation context: A description of the model and its development
F. M. Rose
Articulatory function following traumatic brain injury in childhood: A perceptual and
instrumental analysis
L. M. Cahill, B. E. Murdoch & D. G. Theodoros
Wives’ coping flexibility, tme since husbands’ injury and the perceived burden of wives of
men with traumatic brain injury
S. Katz, S. Kravetz & F. Grynbaum
Events and decision-making in the long-term care of Dutch nursing home patients in a
vegetative state
¥. Lavrysen, H. van den Bosch, R. Koopmans, C. van Weel & P. Froeling
Volume 19, Number 2, February 2005
Original papers:
Use of the Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-ID with persons with traumatic brain injury:
Analysis of factorial structure
S. M. Rowland, C. S. Lam & B. Leahy
Mild traumatic brain injury in the United States, 1998-2000
F. $. Bazarian, ¥.M cClung, M. N. Shah, Y. T. Cheng, W. Flesher & F#. Kraus
Cognitive functions in relation to MRI findings 30 years after traumatic brain injury
L. Himanen, R. Portin, H. Isoniemi, H. Helenius, T. Kurki & O. Tenovuo
Neuropsychological sequelae of diffuse traumatic brain injury
M. Fork, C. Bartels, A. D. Ebert, C.Grubich, H. Synowitz & C.-W. Wallesch
The impact of mild closed head injury on involuntary saccadic adaptation: Evidence for the
preservation of implicit motor learning
M. H. Heitger, M. R. MacAskill, R. D. fones & T. F. Anderson
Differential motor speech outcomes in children treated for mid-line cerebellar tumour
P. L. Cornwell, B. E. Murdoch & E. C. Ward
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Male body image following acquired brain injury
H. Howes, S. Edwards & D. Benton
Case Study:
Selegiline in the management of apathy following traumatic brain injury
G. Newburn & D. Newburn
Book Review:
Handbook of Forensic Neuropsychology
A. L. Goldberg
Volume 19, Number 3, March 2005
Original papers:
A preliminary investigation of road traffic accident rate after severe brain injury
R. Formisano, U. Bivona, S. Brunelli, M. Giustinit, E. Longo & F. Taggi
Return to driving after traumatic brain injury: a British perspective
N. Brooks & C. A. Hawley
Predictive validity of driving-simulator assessments following traumatic brain injury: a
preliminary study
H. L. Lew, F. H. Poole, E. H. Lee, D. L. Faffe, H.-C. Huang & E. Brodd
Prevention of traffic accidents: The assessment of perceptual-motor alterations before obtaining a
driving license. A longitudinal study of the first years of driving
F. S. Martin & M* A. Quiroga Estévez
Role of premorbid factors in predicting safe return to driving after severe TBI
P. Pietrapiana, M. Tamietto, G.Torrin, T. Mezzanato, R. Rago & C. Perino
Driving with cognitive deficits: neurorehabilitation and legal measures are needed for driving
again after severe traumatic brain injury
F. Leon-Carrion, M. R. Dominguez-Morales & F. M. Barroso Y Martin
Neuropsychological assessment of geriatric driving competence
L. A. Bieliauskas
Volume 19, Number 4, April 2005
Original papers:
Life satisfaction and disability after severe traumatic brain injury
L. Mailhan, P. Azouvi & A. Dazord
Neuropsychological outcome and community re-integration following traumatic brain injury:
The impact of frontal and non-frontal lesions
S. Lehtonen, A. Y. Stringer, S. Millis, C. Boake, J. Englander, T. Hart, W. High, S. Macciocchi,
F. Meythaler, T. Novack & F. Whyte
Effect of traumatic subarachnoid haemorrhage on neuropsychological profiles and vocational
outcome following moderate or severe traumatic brain injury
R. E. Hanlon, 7. A. Demery, C. Kuczen & 7. P. Kelly
Effect of an integrated reality orientation programme in acute care on post-traumatic amnesia
in patients with traumatic brain injury
E. De Guise, 7. Leblanc, M. Feyz, H. Thomas & N. Gosselin
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Prospective and declarative memory problems following moderate and severe traumatic brain
injury
F. L. Mathias & K. M. Mansfield
Head injury and family carers: A pilot study to investigate an innovative community-based
educational programme for family carers and patients
I. Sinnakaruppan, B. Downey & S. Morrison
Pilot Study:
Reduction of affective lability and alcohol use following traumatic brain injury: A clinical pilot
study of anti-convulsant medications
T. P. Beresford, D. Arciniegas, L. Clapp, B. Martin & #. Alfers
Volume 19, Number 5, May 2005
Original papers:
A computer-based procedure for assessing functional cognitive skills in patients with
neurological injuries: The virtual street
N. Titov & R. G. Knight
Constraint-induced therapy for moderate chronic upper extremity impairment after stroke
N. M. Bonifer, K. M. Anderson & D. B. Arciniegas
Botulinum toxin type A in the treatment of children and adolescents with an acquired brain
injury
F. Van Rhyn, G. Molenaers & B. Ceulemans
Cognitive structure of executive deficits in patients with frontal lesions performing activities
of daily living
L. Godbout, M. C. Grenier, C. M. ¥. Braun & S. Gagnon
Review:
Anterior hypopituitarism following traumatic brain injury
R. 7. Urban, P. Harris & B. Masel
Case studies:
Efficacy of early use of intrathecal baclofen therapy for treating spastic hypertonia due to
acquired brain injury
G. E. Francisco, M. M. Hu, C. Boake & C. B. Ivanhoe
Antecedent interventions in the management of maladaptive behaviours in a child with brain
injury
G. M. Pace, E. K. Dunn, 7. K. Luiselli, C. R. Cochran & F. Skowron
Follow-up of neuropsychological function recovery in a 9-year-old girl with anoxic
encephalopathy: A window on the brain re-organization processes
I. Amicuzi, F. Cappelli, M. Stortini, S. Cherubini & M. M. Pierro
Volume 19, Number 6, June 2005
Original papers:
Making electronic mail accessible: Perspectives of people with acquired cognitive
impairments, caregivers and professionals
B. Todis, M. M. Sohlberg, D. Hood & S. Fickas
Female body image following acquired brain injury
H. F. R. Howes, S. Edwards & D. Benton
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Psychological distress and coping in women married to men with a diagnosis of solvent-
induced chronic toxic encephalopathy
G. Abjornsson, B. Palsson, B. Karlson, P. Orbek & K. Osterberg
Children and young adults in a prolonged unconscious state due to severe brain injury:
Outcome after an early intensive neurorehabilitation programme
H. ¥. Eilander, V. 7.M . Wynen, F. G. M. Scheirs, P. L. M. de Kort & A. ¥. H. Prevo
Psychotherapy with brain injury survivors: An investigation of the challenges encountered by
clinicians and their modifications to therapeutic practice
D. Fudd & S. L. Wilson
Columnar organization of the mammalian visual cortex and its vulnerability following lesion in
adult cats
N. Gurshumov & U. Yinon
Recovery of executive skills following paediatric traumatic brain injury (TBD:
A 2 year follow-up
V. Anderson & C. Catroppa
Volume 19, Number 7, July 2005
Original papers:
Effects of the dopaminergic agent and NMDA receptor antagonist amantadine on cognitive
function, cerebral glucose metabolism and D2 receptor availability in chronic traumatic brain
injury: A study using positron emission tomography (PET)
M. F. Kraus, G. S. Smith, M. Butters, A. ¥. Donnell, E. Dixon, C. Yilong & D. Marion
The effectiveness of cognitive-behavioural therapy for post-traumatic headaches
B. Gurr & B. R. Coetzer
Outcome after severe brain damage, what makes the difference?
A. Sorbo, B. Rydenhag, K. S. Sunnerhagen, M. Blomqvist, S. Svensson & I. Emanuelson
Gunshot wounds to the head: Gang- and non-gang-related injuries and outcomes
H. E. Aryan, R. Fandial, R. L. Bennett, L. S. Masri, S. D. Lavine & M. L. Levy
Beneficial effect from a cognitive training programme on children with acquired brain injuries
demonstrated in a controlled study
I. V. Hooft, K. Andersson, B. Bergman, T. Sejersen, L. V. Wendt & A. Bartfai
The effects of a song-singing programme on the affective speaking intonation of people with
traumatic brain injury
F. Baker, T. Wigram & C. Gold
Kinematic analysis of jaw function in children following traumatic brain injur;
E. W.-L. Loh, F. V. Goozée & B. E. Murdoch
Review:
The Rey 15-item memory test for malingering: A meta-analysis
L. Reznek
Case studies:
Prolonged anti-spasticity effects of bolus intrathecal baclofen
I. F. Baguley, K. M. Bailey & S. Slewa-Younan
Functional MRI of working memory in paediatric head injury
S. E. Williams, S. Rivera & A. L. Reiss
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Volume 19, Number 8, 10 August 2005
Original papers:
An Internet training intervention for people with traumatic brain injury: Barriers and
outcomes
¥. Egan, L. Worrall & D. Oxenham
TEACH-M: A pilot study evaluating an instructional sequence for persons with impaired
memory and executive functions
L. A. Ehlhardt, M. M. Sohlberg, A. Glang & R. Albin
The experiences of individuals with a traumatic brain injury, families, physicians and health
professionals regarding care provided throughout the continuum
H. Lefebvre, D. Pelchat, B. Swaine, I. Gélinas & M. #. Levert
Assessment of anosognosia in persons with frontal lobe damage: Clinical utility of the Mayo-
Portland adaptability inventory (MPAI)
G. F. Murrey, F. M. Hale & $. D. Williams
Heart rate variability (HRV) of patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) during the post-
insult sub-acute period
O. Keren, S. Yupatov, M. M. Radai, R. Elad-Yarum, D. Faraggi, S. Abboud, H. Ring &
Z. Groswasser
Validity of administrative data for characterizing traumatic brain injury-related hospitalizations
A. D. Shore, M. L. McCarthy, T. Serpi & M. Gertner
Footprint peak time and functional ambulation profile reflect the potential for hemiparetic gait
recovery
E. B. Titianova, P. S. Mateev, S. H. Peurala, F. Sivenius & I. M. Tarkka
Teaching face-name associations to survivors of traumatic brain injury: A sequential treatment
approach
N. F. Manasse, K. Hux & F. Snell
Volume 19, Number 9, 20 August 2005
Original papers:
Returning to productive activities: Perspectives of individuals with long-standing acquired
brain injuries
L. Petrella, M. A. McColl, T. Krupa & ¥. Ffohnston
Self-concept and quality of life following aquired brain injury: A pilot investigation
C. D. Vickery, S. T. Gontkousky & F. S. Caroselli
Predictive factors of functional gain in long-term stroke survivors admitted to a rehabilitation
programme
F. ¥. Carod-Artal, M. S. M. Medeiros, T. A. Horan & L. W. Braga
Rehabilitation outcomes of cardiac and non-cardiac anoxic brain injury: A single institution
experience
D. T. Burke, M. K. Shah, A. S. S. Dorvlo & S. Al-Adawi
Long-term outcome in severe traumatic brain injury is significantly influenced by brainstem
involvement
C. Wedekind & M. Lippert-Griiner
Brief assessment of severe language impairments: Initial validation of the Mississippi aphasia
screening test
R. Nakase-Thompson, E. Manning, M. Sherer, S. A. Yablon, S. L. T. Gontkovsky & C. Vickery
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Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo as the cause of dizziness in patients after severe traumatic
brain injury: diagnosis and treatment
M. Motin, O. Keren, Z. Grosvwasser & CL. R. Gordon
Attentional and processing skills following traumatic brain injury in early childhood
L’. Anderson, C. Catroppa, S. Morse, FF. Hanitou & F. Rosenfeld
Consensus statement:
Consensus guidelines on screening for hypopituitarism following traumatic brain injury
E. Ghigo, B. Masel, G. Aimaretn, J. Leon-Carrion, FF. Ff. Casanueva, M. R. Dominguez-Morales,
EB. Hlowic, K. Perrone, GQ. Stalla, C. Thompson && R. Urban
Case studies;
Modafinil for the treatment of diminished responsiveness in a patient recovering from brain
surgery
lV’. M. Rivera
Monitoring emergence from coma following severe brain injury in an octogenarian using
behavioural indicators, electrophysiological measures and metabolic studies: A demonstration
of the potential for good recovery in older adults
M. Crossley, A. Shiel, B. Wilson, M. R. Coleman, L. Gelling, T. Frver, S. Boniface & F. Pickard
Deep vein thrombosis in a tetraparesic patient with mental retardation: Case report and review
oft the literature
G.-S. Lohiva, Fk. M. Crinella, L. Tan-Figueroa & S. Go
Volume 19, Number 10, September 2005
Onginal papers:
Inference comprehension of adolescents with traumatic brain injury: A working memory
hypothesis
C. Moran & G. Gillon
lwenty-month etlectiveness of a non-aversive, long-term, low-cost programme tor persons
with persisung neurobehavioural disability
G. M. Giles, J. Wager, L. Fong & B.S. Waratch
Convergent validity of self-awareness measures and their association with employment
outcome in adults following acquired brain injury
K. Wise, 7. Ovonsevoorth & F. Fleming
Psychological and adjustment problems due to acquired brain lesions in childhood: A
comparison between post-traumatic patients and brain tumour survivors
G. Poggi, M. Liascio, A. Adduct, S. Galotan, M. Massimino, M. Sommovigo, M. Zettin, E. Figint
& EL Castell
V. Croker &
he McMaster tamily assessment device and clinical rating scale: Questionnaire vs interview
in childhood traumatic brain injury
M. C. Barney & FJ. &. Max
Memory function atter resolution of post-traumatic amnesia
A. Baird, K. Papadoepoulou, R. Greenwood & L. Crpolotrti
Direct chinician-delivered versus indirect family-supported rehabilitanon of children with
traumatic brain injury: A randomized controlled trial
L. W. Braga, A. C. da Paz Junior & M. Yilewaker
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The high-level mobility assessment tool (HiMAT) for traumatic brain injury. Part 2: Content
validity and discriminability
G. Willams, V. Robertson, K. Greenwood, P. Goldie & M. E. Morris
The impact of head injury neurobehavioural sequelae on personal relationships: Preliminary
findings
R. L. Wood, C. Liosst & L. Wood
Case Study:
Non-declarative memory in the rehabilitation of amnesia
S. Cavaco, J. F. Malec & T. Bergquist
Book Review:
Sexual difficulties after TBI and ways to deal with it
N. D. Zasler
Volume 19, Number 11, October 2005
Original papers:
A systematic review of treatments for mild traumatic brain injury
P. Comper, S. M. Bisschop, N. Carnide & A. Tricco
Original papers:
Cognitive appraisal accuracy moderates the relationship between injury severity and
psychosocial outcomes in traumatic brain injury
R. B. Kervick & K. L. Kaemingk
A randomized control trial to evaluate a paging system for people with traumatic brain injury
B. A. Wilson, H. Emslie, K. Quirk, F¥. Evans & P. Watson
Assessment of subtle cognitive-communication deficits following acquired brain injury: A
normative study of the Functional Assessment of Verbal Reasoning and Executive Strategies
(FAVRES)
S. MacDonald & C. F. Fohnson
Use of the Zung depression scale in patients with traumatic brain injury: 1 year post-injury
D. B. Huang, R. Spiga & H. Koo
Exploring the impact of traumatic brain injury on the older couple: ‘Yes, but how much of it is
age, I can’t tell you..
D. E. Layman, M. P. ¥. M. Dikers & T. A. Ashman 909
The high-level mobility assessment tool (HiMAT) for traumatic brain injury. Part 1: Item
generation
G. Williams, V. Robertson, K. Greenwood, P. Goldie & M. E. Morris
Reintegration after severe brain injury: A retrospective study
R. Avesam, L. Salvi, G. Rigoli & M. G. Gambint
Opinion about post-concussion syndrome in health professionals
R. Davies & T. M. McMillan
Case Studies:
Episodic pain syndrome restricted cheiro-oral region associated with pontine lesion
W. H. Chen, Y. L. Tseng, C. C. Lut & F. S. Liu
Foreign accent syndrome following traumatic brain injury
M. Lippert-Gruener, U. Weinert, T. Greisbach & C. Wedekind
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Volume 19, Number 12, November 2005
Announcement:
The Henry Stonnington Awards for Review Articles
Letter to the Editor:
Randomization in clinical research
D. T. Wade
Original papers:
Caregiver burden, time spent caring and health status in the first 12 months following stroke
L. Tooth, K. McKenna, A. Barnett, C. Prescott & S. Murphy
Factors related to recovery after mild traumatic brain injury
G. Mooney, F. Speed & S. Sheppard
Benefits of activity and virtual reality based balance exercise programmes for adults with
traumatic brain injury: Perceptions of participants and their caregivers
M. Thornton, S. Marshall, 7.M cComas, H. Finestone, A. McCormick & H. Sveistrup
Working memory and discourse production abilities following closed-head injury
K. M. Youse & C. A. Coelho
Public attitudes towards survivors of brain injury
M. A. Linden, R. F. Rauch & I. R. Crothers
Central auditory processing and social functioning following brain injury in children
G. M. Flood, H. M. Dumas & S. M. Haley
The influence of victim characteristics on potential jurors’ perceptions of brain damage in mild
traumatic brain injury
T. F¥. Guilmette, R. O. Temple, M. L. Kennedy, M. D. Weiler, L. F. Ruffolo & E. Dufresne
Attentional deficits in concussion
P. van Donkelaar, 7. Langan, E. Rodriguez, A. Drew, C. Halterman, L. R. Osternig & L.-S.
Chou
Subjective well-being and quality of life following traumatic brain injury in adults: A long-term
population-based follow-up
T. W. Teasdale & A. W. Engberg
Psychosocial consequences of stroke: A long-term population-based follow-up
T. W. Teasdale & A. W. Engberg
Case Studies:
Pneumatosis intestinalis (PI) following severe traumatic brain injury
C. T. Kim, H. Kim, B. Wechsler & S. W. Kim
An unusual case of Dantrolene sodium-induced urinary retention in post-traumatic minimally
responsive state
K. S. G. Chua & K.-H. Kong
Volume 19, Number 13, December 2005
Review:
Social support and the physical activity behaviours of people with a brain injury
S. Driver
Original papers:
A multi-perspective concept mapping study of problems associated with traumatic brain injury
F. P. Donnelly, K. Donnelly & K. K. Grohman