Mid-term changes in cognitive functions in patients with atrial fibrillation: a longitudinal analysis of the Swiss-AF cohort.

Alexandra S Wueest,Priska Zuber,Michael Coslovsky,Nikki Rommers,Nicolas Rodondi,Baris Gencer,Giorgio Moschovitis, Maria Luisa De Perna,Juerg H Beer,Tobias Reichlin,Philipp Krisai,Anne Springer,David Conen,Annina Stauber,Andreas S Mueller,Rebecca E Paladini,Michael Kuhne,Stefan Osswald,Andreas U Monsch,Leo H Bonati

Frontiers in cardiovascular medicine（2023）

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This study indicated preserved cognitive functioning in AF patients, best explained by practice effects. Smaller practice effects were found in non-paroxysmal AF patients in the DSST, TMT-B and the CoCo and could indicate a marker of subtle cognitive decline. As diabetes, history of stroke/TIA and depression-but not AF-type-were associated with cognitive drop, more attention should be given to risk factors and underlying mechanisms of AF.

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atrial fibrillation,cognitive functions,longitudinal analysis,mid-term

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