”Post-COVID-19 cognitive dysfunction appears to follow a temporal course, evolving from acute focal deficits in attention, working memory, and executive function to more persistent multidomain impairments..
This analysis shows that several inflammatory and viral cytokines remain elevated beyond the acute phase and are associated with cognitive deficits..
The prevalence estimates [of cognitive dysfunction] vary depending on the methodology used and the time of assessment but generally range between 58% and 81% in hospitalized samples, reflecting a significant impact on cognitive function.
In addition, a substantial number of patients, approximately 34%, report subjective complaints, mainly related to attention and naming..
Patients who experienced acute neurological symptoms such as headache, anosmia, or dysgeusia were more likely to show deficits in domains such as attention, memory, and executive functions.."
Do you remember when you had a headache?
'Cognition, cytokines, blood–brain barrier, and beyond in COVID-19: A narrative review'
mdpi.com/1422-0067/27/1…
This analysis shows that several inflammatory and viral cytokines remain elevated beyond the acute phase and are associated with cognitive deficits..
The prevalence estimates [of cognitive dysfunction] vary depending on the methodology used and the time of assessment but generally range between 58% and 81% in hospitalized samples, reflecting a significant impact on cognitive function.
In addition, a substantial number of patients, approximately 34%, report subjective complaints, mainly related to attention and naming..
Patients who experienced acute neurological symptoms such as headache, anosmia, or dysgeusia were more likely to show deficits in domains such as attention, memory, and executive functions.."
Do you remember when you had a headache?
'Cognition, cytokines, blood–brain barrier, and beyond in COVID-19: A narrative review'
mdpi.com/1422-0067/27/1…
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