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Effect of Corrective Surgery on Neurocognitive Functions in Endogenous Cushing Syndrome
The Endocrinologist, 09/16/09
Nehra R et al. – Correlation analysis showed that deficits in attention and concentration were greater in subjects with higher preoperative cortisol levels. From this study it can be concluded that subjects with Cushing syndrome suffer from neurocognitive deficits which improve with correction of cortisol levels.
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