Brain tumors in children and adolescents--I. Effects on working, associative and serial-order memory of IQ, age at tumor onset and age of tumor.

Abstract:

:Memory impairment was demonstrated in a sample of 46 children and adolescents with brain tumors. The overall distribution of memory scores was skewed positively; over half of the total number of test measures were in the lowest quarter of the score distribution; and more than three-quarters of the individual subjects had at least one memory score in the impaired range. Verbal intelligence accounted for less than one-quarter of the variance in memory scores. The type of memory impairment was analyzed in relation to various demographic and medical variables: age at onset of tumor symptoms, age or duration of tumor, sex, pre-tumor developmental disturbances, pre-tumor closed head injury, post-tumor anticonvulsant treatment and post-tumor epileptic seizures. The working memory task, in which each in a succession of heard words is stored in temporary memory long enough to be compared to or contrasted with incoming words, was unaffected by these variables, as was memory for semantically-based word-picture associations. Memory for the serial order of pictures that corresponded to heard words varied inversely with the age at tumor onset such that the later the onset, the lower the memory test performance.

journal_name

Neuropsychologia

journal_title

Neuropsychologia

authors

Dennis M,Spiegler BJ,Hoffman HJ,Hendrick EB,Humphreys RP,Becker LE

doi

10.1016/0028-3932(91)90049-e

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1991-01-01 00:00:00

pages

813-27

issue

9

eissn

0028-3932

issn

1873-3514

pii

0028-3932(91)90049-E

journal_volume

29

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