Psychometric evaluation of neglect assessment reveals motor-exploratory predictor of functional disability in acute-stage spatial neglect.
Psychometric evaluation of neglect assessment reveals motor-exploratory predictor of functional disability in acute-stage spatial neglect.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.apmr.2011.06.036
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发表时间:
2012-01
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
Barrett, Anna M.
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作者:
Goedert, Kelly M.;Chen, Peii;Botticello, Amanda;Masmela, Jenny R.;Adler, Uri;Barrett, Anna M.
Spatial neglect is a failure or slowness to respond, orient, or initiate action towards contra-lesional stimuli, associated with functional disability that impedes stroke recovery. Early identification of specific neglect deficits may identify patients likely to experience chronic disability. However, psychometric evaluation of assessments has focused on subacute/chronic populations. We addressed this gap by assessing two neglect measures – the Behavioral Inattention Test (BIT) and the Catherine Bergego Scale (CBS) – in acute neglect. Correlational/Psychometric study. Inpatient rehabilitation hospital. Screening identified 51 consecutive right-hemisphere stroke patients with left neglect (BIT conventional score < 129 or CBS > 11) that tested an average of 22.3 days post-stroke. Not applicable. We obtained BIT, CBS, and Barthel assessments for each participant, and clinical and laboratory measures of perceptual-attentional and motor-intentional deficits. The BIT demonstrated good reliability and loaded onto a single factor. Consistent with our theoretical prediction, principal components analysis of the CBS identified two underlying factors: “Where” perceptual-attentional items (CBS-PA) and embodied, motor exploratory items (CBS-ME). The CBS-ME uniquely predicted ADL deficits (Barthel Index), but did not predict clinical and laboratory assessments of motor-intentional bias. More severe neglect on CBS-PA correlated with greater “Where” perceptual-attentional bias on clinical and laboratory tests, but did not uniquely predict deficits in activities of daily living (ADLs). Our results indicate that assessments of spatial neglect may be used to detect specific motor-exploratory deficits in spatial neglect. Obtaining CBS-ME scores routinely might improve detection of acute stage patients with spatial action deficits requiring increased assistance that may persist to the chronic stage.
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影响因子:
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期刊:
NEUROVASCULAR NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
影响因子:
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