Georgetown University · NeuroscienceGreenwald Lab
Anna Greenwald · Washington, District of Columbia
Research Focus
Anna Greenwald's lab at Georgetown University focuses on understanding and improving recovery from visuospatial deficits caused by right hemisphere strokes. The lab investigates how these deficits affect daily living and quality of life and aims to develop better diagnostic tools and rehabilitation methods. By studying the brain's neural responses and implementing novel treatments, the lab seeks improvements in stroke rehabilitation and patient outcomes.
stroke rehabilitationvisuospatial deficitsneuroimagingfunctional outcomesbrain injury
Research Aims
5AIM 01Identify core visuospatial deficits associated with right-hemisphere stroke.
AIM 02Develop sensitive and specific tests for diagnosing visuospatial deficits.
AIM 03Investigate neural bases of visuospatial deficits using MRI.
AIM 04Explore personalized rehabilitation strategies based on visuospatial profiles.
AIM 05Test non-invasive neurostimulation methods to enhance recovery.
Skills the Lab Values
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)functional MRI analysislesion mappingpsychometric testingpatient assessmentdata analysisfactor analysisbehavioral therapies
Output against the department
Publications32bottom 6% of dept.634th of 671
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Citations1.4kbottom 8% of dept.615th of 671
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