Professor New School New York
Pediatrics
Dr. Marcel Kinsbourne, MD
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Marcel Kinsbourne is an expert in the field of Pediatrics. He went to medical school at NYU School of Medicine. He received 10 awards: "University Teaching Excellence Award", "Commemoration of Lifetime Achievement", "Visiting Resident Scholar, Rockefeller Foundation", "James Arthur Lectureship on Evolution of the Brain", "Queen Square Prize in Neurology", "Fulbright Traveling Scholarship", "Beaney Prize in Pathology", "University Entrance Scholarship", "Henderson Scholarship in Anatomy" and "State Scholarship". Dr. Marcel Kinsbourne is a published physician as well. He has 100 publications published. The latest was: Hemi-neglect and hemisphere rivalry.
Publications
- Etiologic subtypes of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: brain imaging, molecular genetic and environmental factors and the dopamine hypothesis.
- Measuring interhemispheric transfer time in man.
- An examination of the double-blind design in drug research with hyperactive children.
- Time-response analysis of the effect of stimulant medication on the learning ability of children referred for hyperactivity.
- Auditory attention in hyperactive children: effects of stimulant medication on dichotic listening performance.
- Does left brain lateralization of speech arise from right-biased orienting to salient percepts?
- Effects of methylphenidate (Ritalin) on selective attention in hyperactive children.
- Questions people ask about dyslexia.
- Hyperactive children''s underuse of learning time: correction by stimulant treatment.
- Stimulant effects on cooperation and social interaction between hyperactive children and their mothers.
- Differences in reaction times and average evoked potentials as a function of direct and indirect neural pathways.
- Reaction times and evoked potentials as indicators of hemispheric differences for laterally presented name and physical matches.
- Contextual cueing as an aid to Korsakoff amnesics.
- Incorrect dose of methylpma and synovial fluid in rheumatoid arthritis.
- Hemi-neglect and hemisphere rivalry.
- Prospective and retrospective judgments of time as a function of amount of information processed.
- Intellectual differences in relation to personal and family handedness.
- The ontogeny of cerebral dominance.
- The effect of cerebral dominance on time sharing between speaking and tapping by preschool children.
- Editorials: MBD--a fuzzy concept misdirects therapeutic effort.
- Models of learning disability: their relevance to remediation.
- Baby drops the rattle: asymmetry of duration of grasp by infants.
- Human handedness: a partial cross-fostering study.
- Stimulant-related state-dependent learning in hyperactive children.
- The effects of parental immunoreactivity on pregnancy, birth, and cognitive development: maternal immune attack on the fetus?
- A neurobehavioral syndrome after failure to thrive on chloride-deficient formula.
- Neuropsychological deficits in adults with dyslexia.
- Workshop on neurologic complications of pertussis and pertussis vaccination.
- Subvocal activity and auditory hallucinations: clues for behavioral treatments?
- Asymmetrical transfer of braille acquisition between hands.
- Voiced images, imagined voices.
- Hemispheric control of spatial attention.
- Self-paced learning in children with attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity.
- Asymmetrical transfer of training between hands: implications for interhemispheric communication in normal brain.
- Auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia: does humming help?
- Myoclonic encephalopathy of infants.
- Brain mechanisms and memory.
- Electrodermal lability predicts presentation rate effects and stimulant drug effects on paired associate learning in hyperactive children.
- Early identification of mental retardation. Reactions and comments.
- Specialization of the cerebral hemispheres: implications for learning.
- Mirror-writing and reversed repetition of digits in a right-handed patient with left basal ganglia haematoma.
- Shift in visual laterality within blocks of trials.
- Presentation rate effects on paired associate learning by attention deficit disordered children.
- Auditory hallucinations and subvocal speech in schizophrenic patients.
- Dual task performance in children: generalized and lateralized effects of memory encoding upon the rate and variability of concurrent finger tapping.
- Effects of eye movements on the recognition and localization of dichotic stimuli.
- The effect of visual guidance and hemispace on lateralized vocal-manual interference.
- Minimal brain dysfunction as a neurodevelopmental lag.
- School problems: diagnosis and treatment.
- Stimulants for insomnia.
- Prospects for the study of developmental reading backwardness.
- Developmental Gerstmann syndrome.
- Cognitive deficit and the aging brain: a behavioral analysis.
- Are deconnected cerebral hemispheres independent channels? A preliminary study of the effect of unilateral loading on bilateral finger tapping.
- Behavioral analysis of the repetition deficit in conduction aphasia.
- Age effects on letter span related to rate and sequential dependency.
- Familial pseudopapilledema.
- Age and sex differences in the processing of verbal and nonverbal stimuli.
- Direction of gaze and distribution of cerebral thought processes.
- Eye and head turning indicates cerebral lateralization.
- Contrasting patterns of memory span decrement in ageing and aphasia.
- Visual persistence as measured by reaction time.
- Visual search through short digit sequences is self terminating.
- Time course of identity and category matching by spatial orientation.
- The nature of the interaction between pacing and the age decrement in learning.
- The minor cerebral hemisphere as a source of aphasic speech.
- Diagnosis of cognitive deficit in the aged.
- Hereditary chin-trembling with nocturnal myoclonus and tongue-biting in dizygous twins.
- Latency of uncrossed and of crossed reaction in callosal agenesis.
- Drawing disability in relation to laterality of cerebral lesion.
- The cerebral basis of lateral asymmetries in attention.
- A model for the mechanism of unilateral neglect of space.
- Effect of treatment structure on development in autistic children.
- The contrary imaginations of arts and science students: a critical discussion.
- The experimental demonstration of visual recognition defect in posterior cerebral lesions.
- Critical notice: the analysis of higher nervous activity in man.
- The demonstration of dichoptic flicker effects by use of polaroid.
- A case showing selectively impaired oral spelling.
- Backward readers--but why?
- Dysphonia due to tremor.
- Uncertainty and transitional probability in the span of apprehension.
- Fluctuating and intermittent facial weakness following a local anaesthetic.
- Effect of focal cerebral lesions on perspective and movement reversals.
- Pathological left-handedness and familial sinistrality in relation to degree of mental retardation.
- Lateral input may shift activation balance in the integrated brain.
- Do repetitive movement patterns in children and animals serve a dearousing function?
- Neuropsychological aspects of bilingualism.
- Effect of laterality of orientation on verbal memory.
- Hemispheric specialization and the growth of human understanding.
- Methylphenidate increases selectivity of visual scanning in children referred for hyperactivity.
- Cognitive style and dichotic asymmetries of disabled readers.
- Does speech output control lateralize over time? Evidence from verbal-manual time-sharing tasks.
- Anticipatory guidance for classroom conduct and learning problems.
- Cognitive deficit and the unity of brain organization: Goldstein''s perspective updated.
- Does age of menarche affect the ultimate level of verbal and spatial skills?
- Cerebral lateralization, preferred cognitive mode, and reading ability in normal children.
- Handwriting posture and manual motor asymmetry in sinistrals.
- Human figure representation by blind children.
- Food dyes impair performance of hyperactive children on a laboratory learning test.
Schools
University Of London Faculty Of Medicine Charing Cross Hospital
Lewisham Hospital
Bellevue Hospital Center
Hospital Sick Chldn
United Oxford Hosps
Doctors Specialties
- Pediatrics
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- University Teaching Excellence Award
- Commemoration of Lifetime Achievement
- Visiting Resident Scholar, Rockefeller Foundation
- James Arthur Lectureship on Evolution of the Brain
- Queen Square Prize in Neurology
- Fulbright Traveling Scholarship
- Beaney Prize in Pathology
- University Entrance Scholarship
- Henderson Scholarship in Anatomy
- State Scholarship
Education
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NYU School of Medicine
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