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Cognitive Performance as a predictor of hepatic encephalopathy in pre-transplant cirrhotic patients receiving psychoactive medications: A prospective study
Liver Transplantation, 06/22/2012

Bajaj JS et al. – Cognitive tests, particularly inhibitory control test (ICT), remain valid as predictors of hepatic encephalopathy (HE) in the face of psychiatric diseases and medications. selective serotonin–reuptake inhibitors(SSRI) use is associated with better cognitive performance and reduced likelihood of developing HE.

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Cognitive Performance as a predictor of hepatic encephalopathy in pre-transplant cirrhotic patients receiving psychoactive medications: A prospective study Liver Transplantation, 06/22/2012

Cognitive Performance as a predictor of hepatic encephalopathy in pre-transplant cirrhotic patients receiving psychoactive medications: A prospective study
Liver Transplantation, 06/22/2012