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Novel computerized neurocognitive test battery is sensitive to cancer-related cognitive deficits in survivors.

Alexandra M GaynorAnam AhsanDuane JungElizabeth SchofieldYuelin LiElizabeth RyanTim A AhlesJames C Root
Published in: Journal of cancer survivorship : research and practice (2022)
The sensitivity of these tasks to subtle cognitive deficits has advantages for initial diagnosis of cancer-related cognitive dysfunction, as well as detecting changes in survivors' cognitive function over time. The remote delivery of the battery may help overcome barriers associated with in-office administration and increase access to neurocognitive evaluation.
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