Francia GT, Nodarse J, Torres AM, Boys LO, Quesada RE

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ABSTRACT

Introduction: During the perception of an object, a complex system of temporary connections, which reflects the links and relationships among the objects, their parts and properties arise in the brain.
Methods: A pedagogical pre-experiment study was carried out with a group of 20 patients. A battery was used to evaluate the neuropsychological visual memory, viso-construction, perceptual speed and motor, attention, executive functions and initial verbal (NEUROPSI) intelligence and end to verify that memory deficit, compared the results and the percent of improvement.
Results: The age of the studied group range was between 21 - 55 years. The main feature found was the lack of integration in the reproduction of the model by the latent attention deficit. A disorder in the fixation of memory mechanisms was one of the greatest difficulties presented. An improvement in each variable controlled in relation to the evaluation prior to treatment was obtained.
Conclusions: The system of activities designed influenced positively in memory compensation viso - space in investigated patients.

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