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

Background Bipolar disorder is a chronic mood disorder with episodic progress and high
relapse rate. Growing evidence suggests that individuals with bipolar disorder display …

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: Cognitive impairment in bipolar disorder may be a stable characteristic of the
illness, although discrepancies have emerged with regard to what dysfunctions remain …

Objectives: Studies on neurocognitive functioning in bipolar disorder, reporting deficits in
memory, attention, and executive functioning, have primarily focused on bipolar I disorder …

Introduction: Few studies have examined the clinical, neuropsychological and
pharmacological factors involved in the functional outcome of bipolar disorder despite the …

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 …

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 …

The objective of this study was to study the relationship of poor functioning, cognition, and
psychopathology in bipolar mood disorder. The authors assessed 36 patients with bipolar …

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