Neurocognitive deficits in children with sickle cell disease are associated with the severity of anemia

Keyphrases

• Neurocognitive Deficits 100%
• Sickle Cell Disease 100%
• Anemia Severity 100%
• Neurocognitive Function 60%
• Normal MRI 40%
• Cerebral Blood Flow 20%
• Etiology 20%
• Neurocognitive Impairment 20%
• Sustained Attention 20%
• Neurocognitive Assessment 20%
• Thalassemia 20%
• HbSS 20%
• Pseudo-continuous Arterial Spin Labeling (pCASL) 20%
• Arterial Spin Labeling 20%
• Hemoglobin 20%
• Etiological Mechanism 20%
• Laboratory Results 20%
• Participation in Society 20%
• Medical Charts 20%
• MRI Data 20%
• Markers of Disease Severity 20%
• Laboratory Markers 20%
• Left-right Asymmetry 20%
• Reduced Oxygen 20%
• Severity Parameter 20%
• Full Participation 20%
• Hierarchical Regression Analysis 20%
• Academic Development 20%
• Verbal Short-term Memory 20%
• Silent Infarct 20%
• Radiological Parameters 20%
• Oxygen Delivery 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Anemia 100%
• Sickle-Cell Disease 100%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 80%
• Etiology 20%
• Short Term Memory 20%
• Arterial Spin Labeling 20%
• Infarction 20%
• Thalassemia 20%
• Disease Severity 20%
• Laboratory Test 20%
• Brain Blood Flow 20%

Psychology

• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 100%
• Regression Analysis 25%
• Sustained Attention 25%
• Cerebral Blood Flow 25%
• Arterial Spin Labeling 25%
• Hierarchical Regression 25%
• Short-Term Memory 25%