… decline was similar to cognitively impaired subgroups of AD and VD, and to SCD subgroup
having a high percentage of depressive illness, alcohol abuse and family history of dementia…

… cognitive impairment between heroin and methamphetamine-dependent patients and to link
cognitive impairment … Third, although the RBANS is a useful screening test, its measurement …

… as well as clear cognitive and negative dysfunction, … test an antipsychotic drug not previously
tried; this in order to simultaneously address his positive as well as the prominent cognitive …

Background To explore the retinal vascular density changes in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and
mild cognitive impairment (MCI) patients using optical coherence tomography angiography …

… Exclusions from diagnosis: drug/alcohol abuse/… cognitive impairment, thus supporting
routine use of the MoCA in stroke patients (16). However, there are barriers to cognitive testing in …

… patients with suspected chronic alcohol abuse and a group of … to posit specific high-level
cognitive deficit in methanol poisoning. … of Student's t-test using Levene's test for homogeneity of …

… Patients were excluded for the following reasons: psychiatric illness, alcohol abuse or co-…
Clinical neuropsychological testing revealed cognitive impairment (GDS >0.5) in 19% of women…

… the presence of cognitive decline but not the … cognitive test scores, is a crucial risk factor
for developing delirium after surgery. Cognitive training effectively maintains cognitive function …

… anhedonia and cognitive decline, it may be possible to combine the non-invasive testing for
the … The proband was a female of 34 years with a history of cannabis abuse and alcoholism. …

… screening tests are useful instruments for early and simple identification of cognitive impairment
in neurodegenerative disorders, … Brief screening for mild cognitive impairment in elderly …