HUMANS: Una batería neuropsicológica para la evaluación de pacientes infectados con VIH-1

Alfredo Ardila-Ardila; K. Goodkin; M. Concha-Bartolini; R. Lecusay-Ruiz; S. O'Mellan-Fajardo; P. Suárez-Bustamante; R. Molina-Vásquez; D. Lee; G. Chayeb; F. L. Wilkie

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HUMANS: Una batería neuropsicológica para la evaluación de pacientes infectados con VIH-1

Translated title of the contribution: HUMANS: A neuropsychological battery for evaluating HIV-1 infected patients

Alfredo Ardila-Ardila, K. Goodkin, M. Concha-Bartolini, R. Lecusay-Ruiz, S. O'Mellan-Fajardo, P. Suárez-Bustamante, R. Molina-Vásquez, D. Lee, G. Chayeb, F. L. Wilkie

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Objective. To develop a neuropsychological test battery in Spanish for the cognitive evaluation of HIV-1 infected patients. Development. Departing from the suggestions presented by the work group of the National Institute of mental Health (USA), a neuropsychological assessment battery was developed. It was named HUMANS (HIV/University of miami Annotated Neuropsychological test battery in Spanish). This battery includes the following domains: 1) attention and speed of processing information, 2) memory, 3) executive function, 4) language, 5) visuospacial/visuoconstructive abilities, and 6) motor abilities. Administration takes about 3-4 hours. The English parallel version of this battery has been successfully used in English for over a decade with HIV-1 infected patients. In the paper the development and adaptation to Spanish language of the HUMANS neuropsychology section is presented. Conclusions. HUMANS neuropsychological test battery fulfill the recommendations presented by the work group of the National Institute of Mental Health for evaluating HIV-1 infected patients. Studies regarding validity and reliability are still required.

Translated title of the contribution	HUMANS: A neuropsychological battery for evaluating HIV-1 infected patients
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	756-762
Number of pages	7
Journal	Revista de Neurologia
Volume	36
Issue number	8
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.33588/rn.3608.2002284
State	Published - Apr 16 2003
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

HIV-1
Minor cognitive-motor disorder
Neuropsychological battery

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Clinical Neurology

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HUMANS : Una batería neuropsicológica para la evaluación de pacientes infectados con VIH-1. / Ardila-Ardila, Alfredo; Goodkin, K.; Concha-Bartolini, M.; Lecusay-Ruiz, R.; O'Mellan-Fajardo, S.; Suárez-Bustamante, P.; Molina-Vásquez, R.; Lee, D.; Chayeb, G.; Wilkie, F. L.

In: Revista de Neurologia, Vol. 36, No. 8, 16.04.2003, p. 756-762.

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