Aim. Provide an overview of how bipolar disorder affects cognitive function in patients.
Methods. MEDLINE and PsycInfo data bases were searched for articles indexed by the …

Although cognitive dysfunctions in psychosis have classically been associated with
schizophrenia, there is clinical evidence that some bipolar patients show cognitive …

Objectives Cognitive dysfunction in bipolar disorder has been well‐established in cross‐
sectional studies; however, there are few data regarding the longitudinal course of cognitive …

Objective: There is growing evidence of cognitive impairment as a trait factor in bipolar
disorder. The generalizability of this finding is limited because previous studies have either …

Bipolar disorders are often associated with cognitive deficits which have an influence on
social functioning and the course of the illness. These deficits have an impact on …

Background: Bipolar disorder (BD) may be associated with significant and persistent
cognitive impairment. The aim of this study was to describe the profile of cognitive deficits in …

Persistent cognitive impairment in bipolar disorder challenges long-held views on the nature
of the disorder. Clarification of the cognitive profile is necessary but will require well …

Objective The hypothesis of a progressive nature of neuropsychological deficits in bipolar
disorders is often accepted as an axiom by many clinicians and researchers in the field …

Background. Although the traditional view of bipolar affective disorder is that the majority of
patients have full remission between episodes, recent evidence suggests that residual …

Objective A number of studies showed cognitive impairment in bipolar patients but few
researches have studied the impact of mood episodes or duration of illness on …