Meanings of neuropsychological deficits in English

While limited abnormalities were found in the neurophysiological tests, neuropsychological deficits were observed.

Stable neuropsychological deficits may provide a reliable basis for identifying etiological subtypes of schizophrenia.

Some recent studies suggest that men with schizophrenia may have greater neuropsychological deficits than women.

Conclusion: Hepatitis C virus infection contributes to the neuropsychological deficits observed among HIV-infected and stimulant-dependent populations.

Evidence for neuropsychological deficits in schizophrenia is substantial whereas evidence for the specificity of dysfunction is relatively sparse.

The findings demonstrate neuropsychological deficits in adolescents with psychosis and suggest that cognitive deficits are core symptoms in psychotic disorders.

For the first time, the present study assessed the achievable predictive value of early self-experienced neuropsychological deficits for the fater development of schizophrenia.

This review aims to combine data from available studies to identify the profile of neuropsychological deficits in euthymic bipolar patients and quantify their magnitude.

This article briefly reviews the neuropsychological deficits associated with bipolar disorder and examines how substance abuse, in particular chronic cannabis use, may contribute to these.

These results indicate that a history of alcoholism does not substantially contribute to the manifest neuropsychological deficits beyond that due to a coexistent hepatic encephalopathy.

Background: Neuropsychological deficits predate overt psychosis and overlap with the impairments in the established disease.

Background: Neuropsychological deficits are a core feature of established psychosis and have been previously linked to fronto-temporo-limbic brain alterations.

Conclusions: Neuropsychological deficits were observed in patients with OCD that were not observed in matched patients with panic disorder or unipolar depression.

Neuropsychological deficits were common in infarcts in the anterior and posterior subdivisions of LS territory, with a major effect of the size of infarct.