@ResourceBrain

Board Certified Clinical Neuropsychologist

 New Orleans, LA
Joined September 2013
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Michael Chafetz, PhD retweeted
edgeloading@edgeloading8 Jun 2024
My 14 yo daughter was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year. Recently she was donated 2 tickets to see @taylorswift13 in Liverpool on the 14th June. Sadly event organisers have withdrawn the tickets and obviously this has made her very upset.
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Replying to @brooligan
For another brand, it could have been: Mac the Knife!
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Replying to @tannahillglen
With illness-deception, is not a question of one or the other; it is a matter of which incentive is controlling. See our article: bit.ly/3NTnIgu

The other face of illness-deception: Diagnostic criteria for factitious disorder with proposed...

Objective: This paper aims to develop diagnostic criteria for factitious disorder (FD) and a heuristic for research by creating standards for delineating criterion groups.Method: Both FD and maling...

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Replying to @brooligan
My memory of the designer is that he kept his shape and his wit.
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Replying to @brooligan
I miss my Hull t-shirt with the award-winning Gallagher design! It was a classic!
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Michael Chafetz, PhD retweeted
William B. Barr@WB_BARR17 Feb 2023
This article presents a safe, systematic, evidence-based exercise program that clinicians can prescribe, progress, and modify to help manage acute pediatric sport-related #concussion without the need for formal exercise testing. journals.lww.com/cjsportsmed…
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Michael Chafetz, PhD retweeted
William B. Barr@WB_BARR13 Dec 2022
The conclusion from this systematic review is that the functional implications of DTI findings in studies of sports concussion remain unclear, similar to what is concluded in other MTBI studies using DTI. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3650…

Diffusion Imaging of Sport-related Repetitive Head Impacts-A Systematic Review - PubMed

Repetitive head impacts (RHI) are commonly observed in athletes participating in contact sports such as American football, ice hockey, and soccer. RHI usually do not result in acute symptoms and are...

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Replying to @tannahillglen
Nice! But still descriptive science. For more depth: bit.ly/3dCBkNX

The other face of illness-deception: Diagnostic criteria for factitious disorder with proposed...

Objective: This paper aims to develop diagnostic criteria for factitious disorder (FD) and a heuristic for research by creating standards for delineating criterion groups.Method: Both FD and maling...

tandfonline.com
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New study about illness-deception: tandfonline.com/eprint/XQHZS…

Deception is different: Negative validity test findings do not provide “evidence” for “good effort

Objective: The purpose of this paper is to determine whether negative validity test findings should be used in the Bayesian aggregate along with positive test findings for the determination of mali...

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Michael Chafetz, PhD retweeted
NAN Neuropsychology@NANneuropsych28 Jul 2022
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Single Brain Scan Can Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease - Neuroscience News

A neuroimaging-based machine learning algorithm can detect Alzheimer's in the brain with 98% accuracy. The system is also 79% accurate at determining which stage of Alzheimer's disease a patient has.

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Replying to @cathoderaytube @brooligan
Gallagher's work is masterful!
Michael Chafetz, PhD retweeted
William B. Barr@WB_BARR14 Jun 2022
Findings from this study suggest that white matter alterations and cerebral microbleeds are not strongly associated as studied in images from patients following TBI. frontiersin.org/article/10.3…
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Replying to @WB_BARR
Very helpful article for TBI cases
Replying to @WB_BARR
Accuracy would probably be worse if they had used orthopedic trauma controls...
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Michael Chafetz, PhD retweeted
William B. Barr@WB_BARR10 Jun 2022
Trained algorithms incorporating both MRI and cognitive performance variables in this study of 29 concussed athletes and 48 controls detects concussion at an accuracy of 74%. A much lower rate than the SCAT5. Is it any better than chance? link.springer.com/article/10…

Combining MRI and cognitive evaluation to classify concussion in university athletes

Brain Imaging and Behavior - Current methods of concussion assessment lack the objectivity and reliability to detect neurological injury. This multi-site study uses combinations of neuroimaging...

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Replying to @WB_BARR
Such important work that touches on the nature of evidence when doing a study or examination.
Michael Chafetz, PhD retweeted
William B. Barr@WB_BARR7 Jun 2022
Happy to be a co-author on this newly published paper. Andrew and others did a great job in putting this together. Findings show that you need to test these players, rather than relying on a subjective report on cognitive functioning. tandfonline.com/eprint/8ENMG…

Investigating the association between subjective and objective performance-based cognitive function...

Studies have observed variable associations of prior contact sport participation with subjective and objective measures of cognitive function. This study directly investigated the association betwe...

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Michael Chafetz, PhD retweeted
William B. Barr@WB_BARR10 May 2022
Three or more concussions remains the magic number for complicating recovery from sport-related concussion (SCR). journals.lww.com/cjsportsmed…
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Michael Chafetz, PhD retweeted
William B. Barr@WB_BARR11 Mar 2022
Demographic bias in concussion diagnosis? This study finds differences in concussion diagnosis between certain demographic groups compared to those with ankle injuries. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…

Disparities in concussion diagnoses compared to ankle injuries

Background Health disparities related to concussions have been reported in the literature for certain minority populations. Given the significant impact of concussions on long- and short-term...

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Replying to @shawn_eagle @WB_BARR @SportsMedicineJ @CareConsortium
Thanks for continuing to educate us on this important topic!
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