Neural correlates of attention-executive dysfunction in lewy body dementia and Alzheimer's disease.

Hum Brain Mapp · 2016 · PMC4784171 · PMID 26705763

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Examining the activation to target following the directional vs neutral cue, we found reduced occipital activity in Alzheimer's disease which was also almost significant for the control group (Fig. 7), suggesting that the cue, by drawing attention to the target location, leads to less visual search.

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