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DOI:CorpusIDCognitiveAssessmentscaleforStrokePatients(CASP):amulticentricvalidationstudyWhenchoosingacognitivescreeningtool,feasibility shouldbeconsideredandapproachestohandTheOxfordCognitiveScreen(OCS)isafirst-line,stroke-specificanddomain-specificcognitivescreeningtool whichcanbedeliveredatthebedsideinacutestrokeTheCASPismorepracticableforaphasicpatientsthanotherexistingtestsliketheMMSEandtheMoCA developedtheCognitiveAssessmentScaleforStrokePatients(CASP),whichcanassesscognitivefunctionofpatientsusingavisualformatthatdoesnotrequire verbalanswersTerenceJQuinn,MD;EmmaElliott,BSc;PeterLanghorne,PhDShouldStrokePhysiciansAssessCognitionandMood?Arterialspinlabeling Forcognitivescreeninginstroke,evenrelativelybrieftoolsareassociatedwithsubstantialincompletionCognitiveAssessmentscaleforStrokePatients(CASP):a multicentricvalidationCognitiveandMoodAssessmentToolsforUseinStrokeWithexpressiveaphasic(PDF)CognitiveAssessmentscaleforStrokePatients (CASP):amulticentricvalidationstudy.H.DevilliersThestructuralvalidityoftheCASPwasstudiedbyprincipalfactorialanalysis,convergentvalidityby comparisonwithseveralvariablesincludingacomprehensiveObjectives:Ourgoalwastoverifythepsychometricpropertiesofthe(original)Frenchversionofthe CASPCBenaim,GWauquiez,+7authorsSemanticScholarItwouldseemintuitivethatforabraindisease,suchasstroke,theexaminationofmemory, thinking,andmoodwouldbefundamentaltotheclinicalassessmentCognitiveAssessmentscaleforStrokePatients(CASP):amulticentricvalidationstudyThe OCSiseasytoadministerandscoreandimportantlyisinclusiveforpatientswithaphasiaandneglectMethods:Weincludedpatientswitharecentfirst1day ago·MOCAandSunnybrookNeglectAssessmentProcedurewereavailablefor(%)patientsandtheitemBostonNamingTestwasavailablefor(%)2· IntroductionTheOCSdomainsassessedareLanguage,Praxis,Number,Memory,SpatialThus,in,BenaimetalThewaythesemissingdataareaccountedforin analysesimpactsonapparenttestproperties.Globally,strokeisthesecondleadingcauseofdeathandthethirdleadingcauseofdeathanddisability combinedAroundpeoplehave1dayago Thetemporalrelationshipbetweencognitivedysfunctionfollowingisolatedcerebellarinfarctionandthedevelopmentof CCDremainsunclear