Abstract:Cognitive deficits are common in multiple sclerosis (MS), necessitating diagnosis and constant monitoring. However, frequent neuropsychological assessments are costly and not always feasible. A computerized assessment of basic cognitive functions could contribute to better patient care in this regard. The primary cognitive inventory of the Memory and Attention Test (MAT-COBI) constitutes such a tool. In this feasibility study, we tested N = 44 patients with MS with a standardized neuropsychological assessment … Show more
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