Mind the gap: trajectory of cognitive development in young individuals with sickle cell disease: a cross-sectional study.

Greater variance was explained by BRIEF BRI Inhibit in the CYA-SCD-SCI+ (22%, p = 0.058), although near-significant. 4.

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There was a statistically significant result for the CYA-TD group ( Supplementary Table S5 ) for the Wechsler VCI Similarities and PRI Block design and for the BRIEF GEC, BRI and BRI subtest Inhibit as well as for BRIEF MI subtests Initiate and Organise Material and the Tower Total, while PSI Symbol Search was close to significance.

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Weschler scales for Intelligence Although non-significant, only VCI showed a trend of delay at onset (8 years of age) in the CYA-SCD-SCI+ group with a lower score of 10 points compared to the CYA-TD group at the youngest age ( Table 3 and Figure 6 ).

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