Neuropsychological aspects of reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome.
Ícaro Araújo de SousaAnalina de Freitas AzevedoArthur de Oliveira VerasMarx Lima de Barros-AraújoElizeu Pereira Dos Santos NetoMaria Andreia da Nóbrega MarquesMaria Paula FossRaimundo Pereira da Silva-NétoIrapuá Ferreira RicarteOctavio Marques Pontes NetoPublished in: Dementia & neuropsychologia (2024)
This study provides evidence that cognitive impairment associated with RCVS is more prevalent than previously believed and has not received sufficient attention. Specifically, attention and executive functions are the cognitive domains most significantly impacted by RCVS.