2023
DOI: 10.3389/fnagi.2023.1168720
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Editorial: Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19 infection (PASC): Implications for geriatric and neurological care

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“…4 Could the acute and subacute description of 'COVID fog' actually be a form of delirium? Cognitive deficits impact cortical and subcortical domains, including episodic and working memory, executive function and, of particular note, attention and speed of processing, 5 which are key impairments seen in delirium. The onset of cognitive changes related to COVID-19 is typically acute or subacute, another feature of delirium.…”
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“…4 Could the acute and subacute description of 'COVID fog' actually be a form of delirium? Cognitive deficits impact cortical and subcortical domains, including episodic and working memory, executive function and, of particular note, attention and speed of processing, 5 which are key impairments seen in delirium. The onset of cognitive changes related to COVID-19 is typically acute or subacute, another feature of delirium.…”
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confidence: 99%