Chemotherapy has been linked to an array of cognitive impairments and alterations in brain structure and function ("chemobrain").
Behavioral disturbances occur in nearly all Alzheimer disease (AD) patients together with an array of cognitive impairments.
But it requires the representation of people with a wide array of impairments, and it requires respectful attention to the minutiae of their daily lives.
Moreover, Syn knockout (KO) mice display an array of mild cognitive impairments, including emotional and spatial memory deficits in SynI−/− and SynII−/− mice [26,27], schizophrenia-like phenotypes in SynII−/− and SynIII−/− mice [28 31] and impaired object recognition and fear memory in SynIII−/− mice [32].
These genetic models offer the researcher an array of congenital causes of hearing impairment, and are therefore of high clinical relevance.
Behavioral analysis of the mutant mice revealed an array of discernible abnormalities, including impaired motor coordination, aberrant social behavior, excessive self-grooming, and reduced freezing during contextual and cued fear conditioning, indicative of impairment in emotional learning and memory.
WBS patients experience an array of symptoms including cardiac defects, cognitive impairment, hypercalcaemia, growth deficiencies, and a distinct craniofacial phenotype [ 32- 34].
Yet, a growing body of research demonstrates that PD is also associated with an array of sensory or perceptual deficits, such as impairments in olfactory function, tactile discrimination and weight perception [1] [5].
To assess the contribution of functional impairment on the association of an array of health conditions with depressed mood, models adjusting for functional impairment; functional decrease and difficulty or need for human assistance in ≥ 1 IADL items, were also derived.
Neurodisability is an umbrella term for conditions associated with impairment of the nervous system, such as cerebral palsy, autism, epilepsy and an array of less common syndromes (box 1).
