Publications by authors named "Mateusz Choinski"
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- This study examines how stroke affects neural organization related to attention in individuals with post-stroke aphasia during different recovery phases (subacute and chronic).
- Researchers analyzed brain connectivity through a visual Go/No-Go task and found that the subacute phase showed lower synchronization in alpha waves, particularly in frontal and central areas, alongside reduced local efficiency in the left frontal region.
- The findings highlight potential changes in brain connectivity that could inform rehabilitation therapies, suggesting that understanding these neural patterns is important for tailoring recovery strategies.
Increasing agriculture and pesticide use have led to declines in insect populations and biodiversity worldwide. In addition to insect diversity, it is also important to consider insect abundance, due to the importance of insects as food for species at higher trophic levels such as bats. We monitored spatiotemporal variation in abundance of nocturnal flying insects over meadows, a common open landscape structure in central Europe, and correlated it with bat feeding activity.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFPeople with aphasia (PWA) often present deficits in non-linguistic cognitive functions, such as executive functions, working memory, and temporal information processing (TIP), which intensify the associated speech difficulties and hinder the rehabilitation process. Therefore, training targeting non-linguistic cognitive function deficiencies may be useful in the treatment of aphasia. The present study compared the effects of the novel Dr.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFNeuropsychological correlates of P300 parameters in individuals with aphasia.
Int J Lang Commun Disord
March 2023
Background: Aphasia is often accompanied by impairment of non-language cognitive functions. Assessment of cognitive capacity in people with aphasia (PWA) with standard neuropsychological methods may be problematic due to their language difficulties. Numerous experimental studies indicate that P300 may be considered as an index of cognitive capacity in both healthy and clinical samples.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFWorking Memory in Aphasia: The Role of Temporal Information Processing.
Front Hum Neurosci
December 2020
Aphasia is an acquired impairment of language functions resulting from a brain lesion. It is usually accompanied by deficits in non-linguistic cognitive processes. This study aimed to investigate in patients with aphasia the complex interrelationships between selected cognitive functions: auditory speech comprehension, working memory (WM), and temporal information processing (TIP) in the millisecond time range.
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