Faces symbol test

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The Faces-Symbol-Test (abbreviation FST ) is a neuropsychological screening test for the detection of cognitive disorders in multiple sclerosis (MS), which demands concentration, attention , working memory and executive functions and provides a measure of the speed of information processing. Data obtained with functional magnetic resonance imaging ( FMRT ) show that cerebral networks , which are often disturbed in MS, are used by the testing paradigm . Compared to other screening tests, the “FST” offers a favorable ratio of test effort to test quality.

literature

  • P. Scherer, IK Penner, A. Rohr et al .: The Faces Symbol Test, a newly developed screening instrument to assess cognitive decline related to multiple sclerosis: first results of the Berlin Multi-Center FST Validation Study. In: Multiple Sclerosis. 13/2007, No. 3, 2007, ISSN  1352-4585 , pp. 402-411.
  • P. Scherer: Cognitive screening in multiple sclerosis. In: Journal of Neurology. 254 Suppl 2/2007., 2007, ISSN  0340-5354 , pp. II26-II29.
  • R. Grabner, F. Popotnig, S. Ropele et al .: Brain activation patterns elicited by the Faces Symbol Test. A pilot fMRI study. In: Multiple Sclerosis. 14/2008, No. 3, 2008, ISSN  1352-4585 , pp. 354-363.
  • P. Calabrese: Multiple Sclerosis and Cognition . Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart 2007, ISBN 978-3-13-133771-9 .

swell

  1. P. Scherer, IK Penner, A. Rohr et al .: The Faces Symbol Test, a newly developed screening instrument to assess cognitive decline related to multiple sclerosis: first results of the Berlin Multi-Center FST Validation Study. In: Multiple Sclerosis. 13/2007, No. 3, 2007, ISSN  1352-4585 , pp. 402-411.
  2. R. Grabner, F. Popotnig, S. Ropele et al: Brain activation patterns elicited by the Faces Symbol Test. A pilot fMRI study. In: Multiple Sclerosis. 14/2008., No. 3, 2008, ISSN  1352-4585 , pp. 354-363.
  3. P. Scherer: Cognitive screening in multiple sclerosis. In: Journal of Neurology. 254 Suppl 2/2007., Suppl 2, 2007, ISSN  0340-5354 , pp. II26-II29.
  4. P. Calabrese: Multiple Sclerosis and Cognition . Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart 2007, ISBN 978-3-13-133771-9 .