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Slowly progressive aphasia: three cases with language, memory, CT and PET data by Kempler, D, Metter, E J, Riege, W H, Jackson, C A, Benson, D F, Hanson, W R

“…Three cases of slowly progressive speech and language disturbance were studied at various points post onset (three, five and 15 years respectively). Language,…”
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Comparison of PET measurement of local brain glucose metabolism and CAT measurement of brain atrophy in chronic schizophrenia and depression by Kling, A S, Metter, E J, Riege, W H, Kuhl, D E

“…Using [18F]fluorodeoxyglucose and positron emission tomography (PET), the authors examined the regional brain glucose metabolism of six patients with chronic…”
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Reduced cerebral glucose metabolism in asymptomatic subjects at risk for Huntington's disease by Mazziotta, J C, Phelps, M E, Pahl, J J, Huang, S C, Baxter, L R, Riege, W H, Hoffman, J M, Kuhl, D E, Lanto, A B, Wapenski, J A

“…Symptomatic patients with Huntington's disease may have reduced glucose metabolism in the caudate nuclei. We used positron emission tomography and…”
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Cerebellar glucose metabolism in chronic aphasia by METTER, E. J, KEMPLER, D, JACKSON, C. A, HANSON, W. R, RIEGE, W. H, CAMRAS, L. R, MAZZIOTTA, J. C, PHELPS, M. E

“…(18F)-Fluorodeoxyglucose PET was used to compare left/right cerebellar hemispheric glucose metabolism in 37 aphasic patients with left hemisphere lesions and…”
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Cerebral metabolic relationships for selected brain regions in healthy adults by Metter, E J, Riege, W H, Kuhl, D E, Phelps, M E

“…The local cerebral metabolic rate for glucose was determined in 26 regions of the brain in 31 healthy subjects who underwent resting fluorodeoxyglucose…”
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Effects of human aging on patterns of local cerebral glucose utilization determined by the [18F]fluorodeoxyglucose method by Kuhl, D E, Metter, E J, Riege, W H, Phelps, M E

“…The [18F]fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) scan method with positron emission computed tomography was used to determine patterns of local cerebral glucose utilization…”
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Cognitive and brain imaging measures of Alzheimer's disease by Riege, W H, Metter, E J

“…Diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease (AD) during life relies upon clinical and neurobehavioral symptoms but is presumptive without microscopic verification of…”
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Cerebral metabolic relationships for selected brain regions in Alzheimer's, Huntington's, and Parkinson's diseases by Metter, E J, Riege, W H, Kameyama, M, Kuhl, D E, Phelps, M E

“…Local CMRGlc values were determined for 13 regions in each hemisphere from tomographs of patients with Alzheimer's, Huntington's, and Parkinson's diseases who…”
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Local cerebral metabolic rates of glucose in movement and language disorders from positron tomography by Metter, E J, Riege, W H, Hanson, W R, Phelps, M E, Kuhl, D E

“…Positron-computed tomography with [18F]fluorodeoxyglucose to measure glucose metabolism has shown changes in the brain distant to a focal area of infarction,…”
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Left hemisphere intracerebral hemorrhages studied by (F-18)-fluorodeoxyglucose PET by METTER, E. J, JACKSON, C, KEMPLER, D, RIEGE, W. H, HANSON, W. R, MAZZIOTTA, J. C, PHELPS, M. E

“…We used PET to study patients with intracerebral hemorrhages in the left hemisphere. Three anatomic and physiologic patterns were observed. Patients 1 and 2…”
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Cerebral glucose metabolism as a function of age in man: influence of the rate constants in the fluorodeoxyglucose method by Hawkins, R A, Mazziotta, J C, Phelps, M E, Huang, S C, Kuhl, D E, Carson, R E, Metter, E J, Riege, W H

“…Measurement of the local cerebral metabolic rate of glucose (LCMRGlc) with the fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) method requires the utilization of appropriate values…”
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Apparent shift in visual field preference after unilateral stroke by Riege, W H, Metter, E J, Hanson, W R

“…Patients with either a left- or a right-hemisphere stroke lesion scored higher in tasks of word-picture matching and of nonverbal shape matching when…”
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Patterns of local cerebral glucose utilization determined in Parkinson's disease by the [18F]fluorodeoxyglucose method by Kuhl, D E, Metter, E J, Riege, W H

“…[18F]Fluorodeoxyglucose scans were performed on 9 patients with Parkinson's disease and 14 normal subjects. Five patients were restudied after an interval of 3…”
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Correlations of glucose metabolism and structural damage to language function in aphasia by Metter, E J, Riege, W H, Hanson, W R, Camras, L R, Phelps, M E, Kuhl, D E

“…Studies of aphasic patients using [18F]fluorodeoxyglucose positron computed tomographs have shown areas of metabolic depression in the left hemisphere larger…”
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Age and alcoholism: independent memory decrements by Riege, W H, Tomaszewski, R, Lanto, A, Metter, E J

“…Similarities and differences in performances on 18 verbal and nonverbal memory tasks were studied in young and old alcoholics and in young and old controls as…”
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Brain glucose metabolism in Parkinson's disease by Metter, E J, Kuhl, D E, Riege, W H

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Material-specific memory impairments in chronic alcoholics by Riege, W H, Miklusak, C, Buchhalter, J

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Biphasic Retention of One-Trial Learning in a Clonal Fish ( Poecilia formosa ) by RIEGE, W. H, CHERKIN, A

“…Most species used for behavioural studies are bisexual. Sexual dimorphism determines genotypic diversity and behavioural variation within a species. The…”
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Decision speed and bias after unilateral stroke by Riege, W H, Klane, L T, Metter, E J, Hanson, W R

“…Nonverbal visual memory together with speed and bias in response decisions were evaluated in two experiments comparing patients with a left-hemisphere stroke…”
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Age differences in nonverbal memory tasks by Riege, W H, Inman, V

“…Age significantly predicted performances of 120 volunteers, 20 to 84 years old, on six memory tests using visual, auditory, or tactile items which clearly…”
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