[Contents]. - I. Vascular Cognitive Impairment:. - 1 Introduction: what is vascular cognitive impairment?. - 2 Vascular cognitive impairment in the memory clinic . - 3 Vascular cognitive impairment in the stroke unit and after the acute . - II. Analytic Approach: The Behavioral and Cognitive Neurology of Stroke. - 4 Cognitive and behavioral disorders according to stroke site and side. - Section 1. Motor and Gestural Disorders:. - 5 Movement and gestural disorders: abnormal movement and motor. - 6 Limb apraxia: a disorder of gesturing and object use. - Section 2. Aphasic, Arthric, Calculation, and Auditory Disorders:. - 7 Vascular aphasias. - 8 Dysarthria. - 9 Alexia and agraphia in acute chronic stroke. - 10 Acalculia. - 11 Auditory disorders related to strokes . - Section 3. Hemineglect, Anton-Babinski, and Right Hemisphere Syndromes:. - 12 Hemispatial neglect. - 13 Anosognosia and denial after right hemisphere stroke. - 14 Asomatognosia: disorders of the bodily self. - 15 Disorders of visuoconstructive ability. - 16 Topographical disorientation. - Section 4. Visual Agnosia and Balint's Syndrome:. - 17 Cortical blindness. - 18 Balint's syndrome. - 19 Prosopagnosia. - 20 Object and color agnosia. - Section 5. Executive and Memory Disorders:. - 21 Dysexecutive syndromes. - 22 Disorders of episodic memory. - 23 Working memory dysfunction in stroke patients. - Section 6. Behavoral and Mood Disorders:. - 24 Alterations of level of consciousness related to stroke. - 25 Akinetic mutism and related disorders. - 26 Delirium and confusional state in stroke patients. - 27 Delusion, mania and personality changes Pierre Thomas. - 28 Depression after stroke and cerebrovascular disease. - 29 Fatigue after stroke. - III. Dementia and Management of Vascular Cognitive Impairment:. - 30 Vascular dementia. - 31 Cognitive and behavioral assessment of vascular cognitive impairment . - 32 Treatment of patients with post-stroke dementia