Objective: Although cognitive impairment is an important clinical feature of bipolar disorder,
it is unknown whether deficits are present at illness onset. The purpose of this study was to …

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 …

BACKGROUND: Although a number of investigations have reported cognitive deficits in
patients with bipolar disorder, relatively few have focused on the relationship between these …

Bipolar disorder is a common, chronic and severe mental disorder, affecting approximately
2% of the adult population. Bipolar disorder causes substantial psychosocial morbidity that …

Background The aim of this study was to estimate the relationship between clinical course
and trajectory of neurocognitive functioning during a follow-up period in a sample of …

Objective: Recent studies have reported greater neurocognitive impairment in euthymic
bipolar disorder patients with a history of psychosis relative to patients without such a …

Recent reports have suggested the presence of persistent cognitive impairments in patients
diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder even after prolonged euthymic phases. In this work, various …

OBJECTIVE: The study aims were to address neuropsychological functioning across
different states of bipolar illness and to determine relationships among clinical features …

We assessed the relationship between neurocognitive status and role function in 14
euthymic bipolar subjects. Role function scores were bimodally distributed. Poor verbal …