Background Substantial evidence suggests that cognitive deficits might persist after
remission of a major depressive episode. However, results are inconsistent relative to the …

BackgroundThis review aimed to address the question of whether cognitive impairment
should be considered a core feature of depression that may be a valuable target for …

BackgroundThere is evidence to suggest that cognitive deficits might persist beyond the
acute stages of illness in major depressive disorder (MDD). However, the findings are …

BACKGROUND: Our aim was to delineate neuropsychological deficits related to genetic
susceptibility, illness process and iatrogenic factors in bipolar disorder (BD). METHODS …

BACKGROUND: A number of studies have reported evidence of cognitive deficits in
euthymic bipolar patients. Qualitative reviews of the literature have indicated impairments in …

BACKGROUND: It is unclear whether cognitive impairment is prevalent in the remitted state
of unipolar disorder. AIM: To evaluate whether cognitive function is impaired in the remitted …

BackgroundPrevious work suggests that impairments in executive function and verbal
memory in particular may persist in euthymic bipolar patients and serve as an indicator of …

A meta-analysis of neuropsychological studies of patients with bipolar disorder comprised of
42 studies of 1,197 patients in euthymia, 13 studies consisting of 314 patients in a …

Objective: Although cognitive deficits are prominent in symptomatic patients with bipolar
disorder, the extent and pattern of cognitive impairment in euthymic patients remain …

Objectives: The notion that sufferers of bipolar disorder achieve complete syndromal and
functional recovery between illness episodes has been brought into question by evidence …