06+Brain+Injury

=Article about Brain injury [2]= the accuracy of the qEEG was the highest in terms of the outcome after one year of the mild brain injury.

The third type of abnormality which is clearly delineated with QEEG is disconnection. Geschwind (     1965a      ,       b       ) introduced this terminology to describe clinical syndromes resulting from lesions of association pathways that spared the connected brain areas. The first such syndrome he called conduction aphasia, which resulted from a stroke affecting the connections of Broca’s area (roughly F7) and Wernicke’s area (roughly T5). He also described sensorymotor, sensory-limbic, and sensory-Wernicke’s disconnections (tactile anomia, pure word deafness, pure alexia without agraphia, and modality-specific agnosias). These disconnections can now be recognized using QEEG, and they can probably be addressed, using coherence training, to attempt to normalize the coherence and re-establish the disrupted connections.