Explore the effects of cancer treatments on cognitive functions in this comprehensive lecture from the Ernest Rosenbaum Cancer Survivorship Lecture Series. Delve into the impact on executive functions, attention, learning, memory, and processing speed. Examine the mechanisms behind cognitive changes, including chemotherapy, inflammation, and estrogen deficiency. Discover MRI research findings on brain function and structure in breast cancer survivors. Learn about neuropsychological evaluations and treatment options for cognitive difficulties. Gain insights into individual differences, recovery patterns, and the effects of various cancer treatments on cognitive abilities.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Overview
Executive Functions
Executive Function and Health
Attention
Learning and Memory
Processing Speed
Impact
Mechanisms
Chemotherapy
Inflammation
Estrogen Deficiency
Individual Differences
MRI Research
MRI Methods
Types of MRI Data
Studies of BC Survivors
Brain Function and Memory
Brain Function and Executive Control
Hippocampal Volume
Brain Network Organization
Changes Over Time
Recovery vs. Persistent Difficulty
Early vs. Late Decline
Effects of Radiation and Tamoxifen
Effects of Surgery?
Summary
New Research Study
How are cognitive difficulties identified?
Neuropsychological Evaluation
How to obtain NPE
Preparing for NPE
What's involved in an NPE
How are cognitive difficulties treated?
Medication
Cognitive Rehabilitation in BC
Taught by
Stanford Health Care
