Cognitive anosognosia is associated with frontal dysfunction and lower depression in Parkinson's disease.

Han Soo Yoo Seok Jong Chung Yang Hyun Lee Byoung Seok Ye Young H Sohn Phil Hyu Lee

Published in: European journal of neurology (2020)

Cognitive anosognosia in PD was associated with greater frontal dysfunction and lower depression. Since cognitive anosognosia has a harmful impact on PD patients and their caregivers due to overestimation of their abilities in everyday life, early identification of cognitive anosognosia in PD is important in management and prognosis.

Keyphrases

depressive symptoms
end stage renal disease
oxidative stress
ejection fraction
newly diagnosed
working memory
functional connectivity
sleep quality
palliative care
prognostic factors
peritoneal dialysis
physical activity