Cognitive Function Recovery Pattern in Adult Patients With Severe Anti-N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Receptor Encephalitis: A Longitudinal Study.

Front Neurol · 2018 · PMC6109783 · PMID 30177907

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Neuropsychological tests of different cognitive domains Episodic memory At T1, significant or marginally significant impairments of verbal and nonverbal episodic memory were observed in patients compared with HCs, which was reflected mainly in the CAVLT (delayed recall, t = −2.86, p = 0.021) and AFLT (immediate memory following interference, t = −3.94, p = 0.013; delayed recall, t = −3.73, p = 0.018).

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