Diurnal cognitive functioning in patients with myasthenia gravis with the role of chronotype and depression: a pilot study.

Monika Wiłkość-DębczyńskaMagdalena Liberacka-DwojakŁukasz RzepińskiNils E Gilhus

Published in: Postepy psychiatrii neurologii (2024)

The data obtained show that diurnal neuropsychological performance in MG patients is associated with depression. Routine assessment and treatment of mood disorders could significantly improve cognitive functioning in myasthenia gravis patients.

Keyphrases

myasthenia gravis
end stage renal disease
ejection fraction
newly diagnosed
chronic kidney disease
depressive symptoms
sleep quality
bipolar disorder
patient reported outcomes
machine learning
mild cognitive impairment
artificial intelligence
deep learning
big data
data analysis
replacement therapy