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Epilepsy & Behavior : E&B|April 19, 2023
Decision-making under ambiguity after frontal lobe resection for epilepsySofia Ljunggren, Stefan Winblad, Hans Samuelsson, et al.Epilepsy & Behavior : E&B|October 2, 2007
Verbal cognition and attention deficits do not explain the verbal memory decline associated with pharmacoresistant partial epilepsyLena Andersson-Roswall, Elisabeth Engman, Kristina Malmgren, et al.Epilepsy & Behavior : E&B|July 14, 2012
Verbal memory decline is less frequent at 10 years than at 2 years after temporal lobe surgery for epilepsyLena Andersson-Roswall, Kristina Malmgren, Elisabeth Engman, et al.Epilepsy & Behavior : E&B|May 16, 2013
Psychosocial status 10 years after temporal lobe resection for epilepsy, a longitudinal controlled studyLena Andersson-Roswall, Elisabeth Engman, Hans Samuelsson, et al.Epilepsy & Behavior : E&B|April 21, 2006
Serial cognitive change patterns across time after temporal lobe resection for epilepsyElisabeth Engman, Lena Andersson-Roswall, Hans Samuelsson, et al.Neurology|June 16, 2010
Cognitive outcome 10 years after temporal lobe epilepsy surgery: a prospective controlled studyLena Andersson-Roswall, Elisabeth Engman, Hans Samuelsson, et al.Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society : JINS|April 10, 2002
Search pattern in a verbally reported visual scanning test in patients showing spatial neglectHans Samuelsson, E K Elisabeth Hjelmquist, Christer Jensen, et al.The Clinical Neuropsychologist|September 3, 2014
Ipsilesional bias and processing speed are important predictors of functional dependency in the neglect phenomenon after a right hemisphere strokeJo I Viken, Katarina Jood, Christina Jern, et al.Seizure|July 29, 2015
Cognitive outcome two years after frontal lobe resection for epilepsy--a prospective longitudinal studySofia Ljunggren, Lena Andersson-Roswall, Bertil Rydenhag, et al.Stress (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|May 31, 2017
Executive function and attention in patients with stress-related exhaustion: perceived fatigue and effect of distractionDavid Krabbe, Susanne Ellbin, Michael Nilsson, et al.Pageof 3