… Finally, we will refer specifically to Halstead-Reitan Battery results obtained by patients
with frontal and nonfrontal lesions. As noted above, Halstead felt that the ten tests that he …

Several studies have appeared recently indicating that persons with brain damage tend to
perform significantly more poorly on the Trail Making Test than do control Ss without brain …

… This study was also supported by RCDA (18-703-R) and Beverley Lubrach Abshez initiative
for ovarian and female reproductive system cancers (Israel Cancer Research Fund). ZS is a …

The Trail Making Test was administered to brain damaged and hospitalized control subjects.
The results indicated that" this short, inexpensive, and easily administered test may be a …

BACKGROUND: Ovarian cancer, the leading cause of gynecologic cancer deaths, is usually
diagnosed in advanced stages. Prognosis relates to stage at diagnosis and sensitivity to …

… Reitan and Wolfson have put together a comprehensive review of the use of one of the … of
the individual patient, and the Halstead-Reitan battery may be one way of initially determining …

Until recently, a review of nonpharmacological, somatic treatments of psychiatric disorders
would have included only electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). This situation is now changing …

… & Wolfson, 1988) and differences within lesion types, such as degree of anaplasia among
gliomas (Horn & Reitan, 1984). In the current study, we were careful to ensure that frontal and …

The Trail Making Test (a shortened version for use with children) was administered to 98
normal children who ranged in age from 109 to 179 mo. No significant differences between the …

The whole theory of learning and intelligence is in confusion. We know at present nothing of
the organic basis of these functions and little enough of either the variety or uniformities of …