… suffer from a chronic course without remission (1). Persisting subsyndromal symptoms of BD
(… Comparing subsyndromal depressive symptoms in remitted unipolar and bipolar patients, it …

… executive function deficits (in updating, inhibition, and shifting functions) … between these
groups were found. Second, we observed only slightly impaired neuropsychological functions …

… : (1) the functionally remitted group comprised the first two … and Student t tests for continuous
variables. These analyses … compares the neuropsychological performance between the …

… Objective: We aimed to compare the visually dependent neuropsychological functioning
among … for categorical variables and linear regression for continuous variables. All the results of …

… the risks of dementia between remitted subsyndromal depression, non-remitted or recurrent
… baseline SSD and chronic/recurrent SSD on the Z-scores of neuropsychological tests at the …

… OR remiss* OR remit* OR recover* OR subclinical OR subthreshold OR subsyndromal,
combined … Other neurophysiological modifications may persist or emerge in AN. Recovered AN …

… but substantially remitted by age 16; and a persistent inattentive … contrast in neuropsychological
functioning between groups … well into adolescence and those whose inattention remitted. …

… with one or more standardised neuropsychological tests with … We transformed all subsyndromal
depression severity scores … equated the difference between remitted patients following a …

… Regarding executive functioning, we compared those with remitted, persistent and late-onset …
A longitudinal examination of neuropsychological and clinical functioning in boys with …

… , these functions were measured using the Conners' Continuous Performance Tests (CCPTs)
for response selection/inhibition and four tasks of Cambridge Neuropsychological Test …