This content is Free Access.
12,335 Views
•
10:10 min
•
October 18, 2011
DOI:
Summary
Automatically generated
Cognitive impairment resulting from the radiotherapeutic management of brain tumors represents a clinically intractable condition that adversely impacts quality of life. The capability to critically evaluate potential interventions for ameliorating radiation-induced cognitive decrements ultimately depends on the capability to undertake rigorous quantitative assessments of cognition.
Explore More Videos
Cognitive DecrementsCranial RadiotherapyCancer ManagementTherapeutic OutcomeCognitive ImpairmentDisease ControlChemotherapyCognitive DysfunctionPediatric CasesSocioeconomic BurdensStem CellsRadiation-induced Cognitive DeclineAthymic RatsCranial IrradiationNeural Stem CellsTransplantation SurgeryCognition Assessment
Read Article
Cite this Article
Christie, L. A., Acharya, M. M., Limoli, C. L. Quantifying Cognitive Decrements Caused by Cranial Radiotherapy. J. Vis. Exp. (56), e3108, doi:10.3791/3108 (2011).
Copy