COGNITIVE CONTROL IN STATIONARY PATIENTS PATIENTS IN THE ACUTE PERIOD OF CEREBRAL STROKE
Keywords:
o evaluate cognitive control using the Stroop test in hospital patients in the acute period of cerebral stroke.Abstract
Defects in working memory and attention are considered common problems after a stroke. Working memory (WM) is the ability to memorize and manipulate information with a low delay[2]. WM and attention have a close relationship since WM is necessary for filtering unnecessary informative functions[5,6]. The disadvantages of WM and attention associated with cerebral stroke lead to an increase in negative trends in professional activity and social functioning. To predict rehabilitation after stroke, it is necessary to assess the degree of deterioration of WM and attention[1].
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