Publikationen von unseren Experten bei MEDIAN

Bulimie. Nachsorge per SMS.

Erscheinung: 2004 / NeuroTransmitter

Autoren: Meermann R., Okon E.

Bullying Groups - rehabilitation of the targets of workplace bullying. Interventions for Bullying and Harassment at Work Psychosocial.

Erscheinung: 2009 / Beitrag im Fachbuch

Autoren: Schwickerath J., Kneip V.

Burn-out-Prävention. Dem Stress die Stirn bieten

Erscheinung: 2003 / NeuroTransmitter

Autoren: Goesmann C., Meermann R.

Can biofeedback-based training alleviate fatigue and vigilance performance in fatigued MS patients?

Erscheinung: 2020 / Neuropsychological Rehabilitation

MS related fatigue might be related to autonomous nervous system (ANS) dysfunctions or to inflammation related vagal (hyper-) activation. Consequently, influencing ANS status may lead to relieve of fatigue. We used two opposite biofeedback interventions to either increase sympathetic (“self-alert training”, SAT) or parasympathetic activation (“progressive muscle relaxation”, PMR). We recorded fatigue status of patients before and after a challenging vigilance task, their behavioural performance on this task, their skin conductance response (SCR), and parameters indicating parasympathetic activity concerning heart rate variability (HRV). We repeated these recordings after the biofeedback training sessions. Patients of the SAT group were able to learn to increase their SCR voluntarily. Patients of the PMR group showed increasing parameters indicating parasympathetic modulation of the HRV. The vigilance task increased their feeling of fatigue. However, there was no effect of biofeedback training on either fatigue status or performance on the vigilance task. Our results show that MS patients can learn to change voluntarily their ANS activity using biofeedback instructions based on SCR and this can be used in future studies to test the postulated link between ANS and fatigue. However, in this experimental intervention we were unable to document a relation between ANS activity and fatigue.

Autoren: Schlake HP.

Link: https://doi.org/10.1080/09602011.2020.1808023

Cannabinoid type-1 receptor signaling in central serotonergic neurons regulates anxiety-like behavior and sociability.

Erscheinung: 2015 / Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience

Autoren: Häring M., Enk V., Aparisi Rey A., Loch S., Ruiz de Azua I., Weber Tillmann, Bartsch D., Monory K., Lutz B.

Cannabis

Erscheinung: 1998 / Nicol-Verlag

Autoren: Redecker Th.

Cerebral activation evoked by the mirror illusion of the hand in stroke patients compared to normal subjects

Erscheinung: 2013 / NeuroRehabilitation

Autoren: Wang J., Fritzsch C., Bernarding J., Krause T., Mauritz K.-H., Brunetti M., Dohle Christian

Link: https://content.iospress.com/articles/neurorehabilitation/nre999

Cerebrospinal Fluid Markers in the Differentiation of Molecular Subtypes of Sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease.

Erscheinung: 2016 / European Journal of Neurology

Autoren: Gmitterova K., Heinemann U., Krasnianski Anna, Gawinecka J., Inga Zerr

Link: https://doi.org/10.1111/ene.12991

Chance oder Katastrophe – Wie sich der Rückfall ankündigt

Erscheinung: 2001 / Partner 5/2001 12-15 Nicol-Verlag Kassel

Autoren: Redecker Th.

Changes in prescription patterns in older hospitalized patients: the impact of FORTA on disease-related over- and under-treatments

Erscheinung: 2018 / European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology

Autoren: Pazan F., Burkhardt H., Frohnhofen H., Weiss C., Throm C., Kuhn-Thiel A., Wehling M.

Link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29196825