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Arapova Yu.Yu.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

Popov I.A.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

Shikhliarova A.I.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

Rostorguev E.E.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

Kuznetsova N.S.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

T.P.Protasova.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

The study of cognitive functions and the brain electrical activity in wakefulness and night sleep in patients with lobe tumors

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Arapova Yu.Yu., Popov I.A., Shikhliarova A.I., Rostorguev E.E., Kuznetsova N.S., T.P.Protasova.

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Journal: S.S. Korsakov Journal of Neurology and Psychiatry. 2022;122(3): 106‑111

DOI: 10.17116/jnevro2022122031106

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Arapova YuYu, Popov IA, Shikhliarova AI, Rostorguev EE, Kuznetsova NS, TPProtasova. The study of cognitive functions and the brain electrical activity in wakefulness and night sleep in patients with lobe tumors. S.S. Korsakov Journal of Neurology and Psychiatry. 2022;122(3):106‑111. (In Russ.)
https://doi.org/10.17116/jnevro2022122031106

 
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OBJECTIVE

To study cognitive dysfunction and brain electrical activity in sleep-wakefulness cycle in patients with frontal lobe tumors.

MATERIAL AND METHODS

Twenty patients, aged 48.6±4.2 years, and ten healthy volunteers participated in the study. The first group included patients without cognitive impairment and tumors 8.9±5.1 cm3, the second group included patients with cognitive impairment and tumors 40.7±2.1 cm3. The battery of cognitive impairment tests was used. The EEG of wakefulness and night sleep was recorded.

RESULTS

Cognitive impairment in patients with lobe tumors is associated with increases in delta/theta, and areactivity of the cortex in wakefulness, increases in delta/theta/alpha in REM and declining number of arousals in REM.

CONCLUSION

The results of the study may be useful in early detection of biomarkers of the cognitive impairment in patients with frontal lobe tumors in order to increase the efficiency of rehabilitation of patients.

Keywords:

lob tumor
cognitive impairment
EEG wakefulness
REM

Authors:

Arapova Yu.Yu.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

Popov I.A.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

Shikhliarova A.I.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

Rostorguev E.E.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

Kuznetsova N.S.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

T.P.Protasova.

National Medical Research Centre for Oncology

Received:

17.03.2020

Accepted:

29.11.2021

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