Web-based speech transcription tool for efficient quantification of memory performance
Marina Galanina, Kucewicz Michal Tomasz, Jesus Salvador Garcia-Salinas, Sathwik Prathapagiri, Nastaran Hamedi, Maria Renke · FENS Forum 2024
The prevalence of memory deficits among epilepsy patients is approximately 50%, reported as a major factor affecting the quality of life. In particular, individuals with temporal lobe epilepsy are increasingly identified with a deficit termed Accelerated Long-Term Forgetting. Monitoring and treatment of these deficits require efficient automated tools for repeated probing of memory functions with or without concurrent recording of the brain activities. We used a classic verbal memory free recall paradigm, in which subjects recall out-loud words after a distractor, assessing performance by tran
ePoster · Neuroscience