Background Functional neurological disorder (FND) is a common neurological diagnosis
that encapsulates a range of incapacitating clinical presentations. These include functional …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate cognitive function in patients with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) within a
range of EDSS that should allow driving and who self-report as driving and in those who self …

In many parts of the world, drivers with serious sleep disorders have restrictions on their
licence–with the fitness-to-drive criteria varying across licensing jurisdictions. This study …

Many studies have shown that individuals with neurodegenerative diseases are a risk factor
for being involved in a traffic accident. However, driving is critical for social integration and …

Results A higher number of traffic incidents were found after brain injury, but the difference
was not significant. Patients with traumatic brain injury had a significantly higher number of …

The objectives of this paper are the analysis of the accident risk of drivers brain pathologies
(Mild Cognitive Impairment, Alzheimer's disease, and Parkinson's disease), and the …

Importance To prevent motor vehicle collisions by older drivers, the increased risk of
collisions should be considered early. Cognitive decline increases the risk of car collisions …

Safe driving demands the coordination of multiple sensory and cognitive functions, such as
vision and attention. Patients with neurologic or ophthalmic disease are exposed to selective …

Objective: A frequently overlooked factor contributing to traffic crashes is driver medical
conditions, including cognitive and physical impairments, which can compromise …

Driving competence is strongly related to the autonomy and the feelings of self-worth of
advanced agers. At present, older drivers appear to retain their driving license for longer …