The phrase "attended memory" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing memory that has been actively engaged or focused on, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "During the lecture, I found that my attended memory was particularly sharp, allowing me to recall details easily."
Alternatives: "focused memory" or "active memory".
The current study examined the prevalence and course of neuropsychiatric symptoms in a large sample of patients with dementia attending memory clinics.
57 The other study, in patients attending memory clinics who were already cognitively impaired, found no association of progression of white matter hyperintensities with memory or executive function.
Most people with AD who attend memory clinics and are potential research subjects do not have a legal representative at the time they are asked to take part in research.
1, 2 Increased prevalence of OH was reported in a clinical study of subjects suffering from dementia, 3 and elderly subjects attending memory clinics showed an association between impaired cognitive function and OH, emphasizing the need for longitudinal studies to investigate the nature of this association.
Fujishiro and colleagues followed a case series of 10 nondemented patients that had attended their memory clinic and were found to have baseline occipital hypometabolism [ 73].
Another explanation might be that amygdala is affected later in the disease process of Alzheimer's disease than the hippocampus, the putamen and thalamus, and therefore not prominent in MR imaging of patients that attended the memory clinic for the first time.
We acknowledge that one of the major clinical challenges is to separate symptomatic patients with NC from those with MCI, especially as approximating 50%, attending some memory clinics with subjective memory problems, have NC [ 25].
The worst case in Table 4, attending to memory increase, is a very small value equal to 0.1109%.
The authors aimed to systematically investigate the prevalence and characteristics of ISBs in a population of patients with dementia attending a memory clinic.
Subjects were recruited between 2004 and 2010 from patients attending four memory clinics in Ontario, Canada.
