Cognitive, EEG, and MRI features of COVID-19 survivors: a 10-month study.

Giordano Cecchetti Federica Agosta Elisa Canu Silvia BasaiaAlessandra BarbieriRosalinda CardamoneMaria Paola BernasconiVeronica Castelnovo Camilla Cividini Marco Cursi Marco Vabanesi Matteo ImpellizzeriSerena Marita LazzarinGiovanna Franca FanelliFabio MinicucciGiacomo Giacalone Andrea FaliniMonica FalautanoPatrizia Rovere Querini Luisa Roveri Massimo Filippi

Published in: Journal of neurology (2022)

COVID-19 patients showed interrelated cognitive, EEG, and MRI abnormalities 2 months after hospital discharge. Cognitive and EEG findings improved at 10 months. Dysgeusia and hyposmia during acute COVID-19 were related with increased vulnerability in memory functions over time.

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