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Course of intellectual functioning in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder: a 10-year follow-up study.

Camilla Bärthel FlaatenIngrid MelleErlend GardsjordThomas BjellaMagnus Johan EngenAnja VaskinnGina ÅsbøKristin Fjelnseth WoldLine WidingSiv Hege LyngstadBeathe HaatveitCarmen SimonsenTorill Ueland
Published in: Psychological medicine (2022)
Trajectories of IQ from premorbid level to 10-year follow-up indicated declines from estimated premorbid level to illness onset in both patient groups, followed by increases during the follow-up period. Schizophrenia patients had a steeper decline than bipolar patients. During follow-up, increases indicate developmental improvement for both patient groups, but with a maintained lag compared to healthy controls due to lower premorbid levels.
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