SF Journal of Neurological Disorders and Rehabilitation

ABOUT JOURNAL

SF Journal of Neurological Disorders and Rehabilitation focuses on research concerning neurological diseases, neurological impairment, functional recovery, and rehabilitation. The journal provides a multidisciplinary platform for neurologists, rehabilitation specialists, neuroscientists, therapists, researchers, and healthcare professionals working to improve outcomes for individuals affected by neurological conditions.

The journal covers areas including stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord disorders, neurodegenerative diseases, multiple sclerosis, movement disorders, neuromuscular conditions, peripheral neuropathies, epilepsy, neurological disability, neurorehabilitation, cognitive rehabilitation, physical and occupational therapies, assistive technologies, and approaches to improving functional independence.

The journal welcomes original research, review articles, systematic reviews, clinical studies, case reports, case series, rehabilitation studies, observational research, methodological contributions, brief reports, and other scientifically valuable manuscripts relevant to neurological disorders and rehabilitation. The journal seeks to promote interdisciplinary research that supports recovery, functional improvement, participation, and quality of life.

FEATURED ARTICLES

Letter to Editor

Using Behavioral Assessment and Neuro Images to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease through Machine Learning

Zamanzadeh M^* and Gharibzadeh S

Dear Editor, Alzheimer is a neurodegenerative disease which causes a lot of cognitive disabilities. There is no certain cure, being able to treat Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) [1], therefore, lots of researches are carried out to detect AD in its early stages so they can intercept the progress of AD [2-4]. Studies have shown that different machine learning algorithms can detect AD, using brain regional changes [2,3] and neuropathological changes [5].

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Letter to Editor

The Influence of Positive and Negative Emotions on Self-Control after Ego Depletion

Hamzezade A^* and Gharibzadeh S

Self-control can be described as discounting or changing responses especially under the guidance of desirable responses criteria [1]. Suppressing desire is a major part of daily life and may be necessary for living in a civilized and cultural community. Effortful inhibition prevent antisocial behaviors and impulses and improves effective functions but it threatened by ego depletion.

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The Effect of Positive and Negative Emotional Visual Mental Imagery on Performance of Visual Search Tasks

Mashayekhi F and Gharibzadeh S^*

Mental imagery can be described as an ability that can be advantageous, unessential and even clinically disruptive. Recent studies on mental imagery have shown its role on a wide range of cognitive processes from visual working memory, spatial navigation verbal comprehension to creativity and moral decision making. In addition, powerful imagery can be a cause of lots of psychological disorders [1]

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JOURNAL SCOPE

Scope

Publishes research on neurological disorders and rehabilitation, including stroke, brain and spinal disorders, neurodegeneration, functional recovery, and assistive technologies.

Research Areas

Neurological Disorders Neurology Neurological Rehabilitation Neurodegenerative Diseases Stroke Epilepsy Parkinson's Disease Alzheimer's Disease Dementia Multiple Sclerosis

EDITORIAL BOARD

Binu Shrestha

Trinity University Of Medical Sciences

USA

Ciceri Elisa Francesca Maria

IRCCS Research Hospital Neurological Institute Fundation

Italy

Dimitrios N. Kanakis

St. George’s University of London

Giuseppe Lanza

University of Catania

Italy

Giuseppe Scalabrino

University of Milan

Italy

Jacopo Junio Valerio Branca

University of Firenze

Italy

Jasbir Kaur

Dr. R.P. Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences

India

John Patrick F. Bebawy

Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

USA

Kalliopi Megari

Centre of Creative Activities of Children with Disabilities

Greece

Liu Zhen-Huan

Guangzhou University

China

Mohamed Amin Soliman

University of Western Ontario

Canada

Mojtaba Mafi

Tehran University

Iran

Raffaele Pilla

Fatebenefratelli Pharmacy

Italy

Rajib Dutta

Nayati Charitable Trust

India

Riaz Ahmed Raja Memon

Liaquat University of Medical & Health Sciences

Pakistan

Roy G.Beran

University of New South Wales

Australia

Sina Parsay

Tabriz University of Medical Science

Iran

Suman Prasad Adhikari

Nepalese Army Institute of Health Sciences

Nepal

Suprakash Chaudhury

Dr D Y Patil Medical College

India

Tamara C. McGill-Carter

Wabash Center Inc.

USA

Vittorio Gentile

University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli

Italy

Zhou Zhidong

National Neuroscience Institute of Singapore

Singapore