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Word Semantics Is Processed Even without Attentional Effort
2009
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
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However, activity related to semantic priming for spoken words was also found in a fMRI study when the subjects were engaged in a demanding visual task (Rämä, Relander, Carlson, Salonen, & Kujala, 2006 ...
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Attention and semantic processing during speech: An fMRI study
2012
Brain and Language
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., Bentin, Kutas, & Hillyard, 1993; Okita & Jibu, 1998; Relander, Rämä, & Kujala, 2009 ). ...
However, since no order effects were observed in our ERP study (Relander et al., 2009) , it is unlikely that the order of tasks influenced brain activation in the current study. ...
doi:10.1016/j.bandl.2012.04.018
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Separate neural processes for retrieval of voice identity and word content in working memory
2009
Brain Research
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Working memory for voice identity and words was studied to investigate whether the neural system underlying extralinguistic and linguistic information processing is dissociated and whether the possible differences in the distribution of activity are related to specific periods of working memory tasks. Separate analyses of task-related activations evoked during the encoding, maintenance, and recognition periods of the memory tasks were performed. During the voice task, the superior temporal,
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... ral prefrontal and medial frontal cortices were activated in comparison with the control task whereas the word task produced activation in the occipital, parietal, and dorsal prefrontal areas. Direct contrasts between different periods of the tasks indicated that the ventral prefrontal cortex and the right superior temporal sulcus/gyrus were more activated during recognition than encoding and maintenance periods in the voice compared with the word task. In contrast, the right supramarginal gyrus was more active during the recognition than encoding period in the word compared with the voice task. The results suggest that dissociable neural substrates are recruited for processing of linguistic and extralinguistic information during the recognition period of a working memory task.
Cognitive Dysfunction and Mortality After Carotid Endarterectomy
2021
Frontiers in Neurology
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Requests to access the datasets should be directed to Kristiina Relander, kristiina.relander@helsinki. ...
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Postoperative cognitive change after cardiac surgery predicts long‐term cognitive outcome
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Brain and Behavior
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Kristiina Relander drafted the article and performed the data analysis. Marja Hietanen and Lauri Soinne critically revised the manuscript. ...
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R E FE R E N C E S (t( 145 . 38 ) 14538 = 0.30, p = .032) and not significant at baseline. ...
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Semantic processing in comatose patients with intact temporal lobes as reflected by the N400 event-related potential
2010
Neuroscience Letters
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The current study employed the same paradigm as was used by Relander et al. [36] in neurologically healthy subjects. ...
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Differential Cognitive Functioning and Benefit From Surgery in Patients Undergoing Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting and Carotid Endarterectomy
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Frontiers in Neurology
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BackgroundStenosing atherosclerosis in both coronary and carotid arteries can adversely affect cognition. Also their surgical treatments, coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and carotid endarterectomy (CEA), are associated with cognitive changes, but the mechanisms of cognitive decline or improvement may not be the same. This study was designed to compare the cognitive profile and outcome in patients undergoing surgical treatment for coronary or carotid disease.MethodsA total of 100 CABG
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... ents and 44 CEA patients were recruited in two previously reported studies. They were subjected to a comprehensive neuropsychological examination prior to surgery and in the acute (3–8 days) and stable (3 months) phase after operation. A group of 17 matched healthy controls were assessed with similar intervals. We used linear mixed models to compare cognitive trajectories within six functional domains between the CABG, CEA and control groups. Postoperative cognitive dysfunction (POCD) and improvement (POCI) were determined with the reliable change index method in comparison with healthy controls.ResultsBefore surgery, the CEA patients performed worse than CABG patients or healthy controls in the domains of executive functioning and processing speed. The CABG patients exhibited postoperative cognitive dysfunction more often than the CEA patients in most cognitive domains in the acute phase but had regained their performance in the stable phase. The CEA patients showed more marked postoperative improvement in executive functioning than the CABG group in the acute phase, but the difference did not reach significance in the stable phase.ConclusionOur findings suggest that anterior cerebral dysfunction in CEA patients impairs preoperative cognition more severely than global brain dysfunction in CABG patients. However, CEA may have more beneficial effects on cognition than CABG, specifically in executive functions mainly operated by the prefrontal lobes. In addition, the results underline that POCD is a heterogeneous condition and dependent on type of revascularization surgery.
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Materiaalipankki aivovauriokuntoutukseen
2021
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Powell, Trevor (soveltaen suomentanut Kristiina Relander-Syrjänen): Aivotyökirja. Opas ja harjoituksia aivovaurion saaneelle, läheiselle sekä ammattilaiselle. Hogrefe Psykologien Kustannus Oy, 2016. ...
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ARKIV NORDISK FILOLOGI UTGIVET MED UNDERSTÖD AV AXEL KOCKS FOND FÖR NORDISK FILOLOGI SAMT STATSBIDRAG FRÅN DANMARK FINLAND NORGE OCH SVERIGE UNDER MEDVERKAN AV
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Kristiina Jokinen visar hur finska nom inalfraser kan beskrivas i en finite state gramm atik och Gunnel Källgren diskuterar ett möjligt sätt att utnyttja lexikon som bas för autom atiskt inform ationssökan ...
Bland andra artiklar bör främ st näm nas P.Sture U relands Z ur Giottogenese in Skandinavien samt Lennart Elmeviks Über den niederdeut schen Einfluss a u f das Schwedische unter besonderer Berücksichtigung ...
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