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Neuropsychological Investigation in Multiple Sclerosis Hideaki Tei 1 , Yoshiaki Soma 2,3 , Shoichi Maruyama 1 1Department of Neurology, Neurological Institute, Tokyo Women's Medical College 2Department of Neurology, Takeda General Hospital Keyword: multiple sclerosis , MRI , neuropsychology , subcortical dementia pp.133-137
Published Date 1993/2/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406900442
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We studied neuropsychological performance in 10 patients with multiple sclerosis (MS). Neuropsy-chological test batteries consisted of Mini-Mental State Examination, Digist Span, Paired Associate Learning Test (PAL), Benton Visual Retention Test, Kohs Block -Design Test, Digit Symbol Subtest in WAIS, `Kanahi-roi" Test, Verbal Fluency and Wisconsin Card Sorting Test. In accordance with cerebral lesions on MRI, patients were devided into three groups. A : Multiple-confluent lesions, B : Discrete lesions, C: No lesion

In MS patients as a whole, performance of PAL, "Kanahiroi" Test and Verbal Fluency were significantly impaired compared with 10 age and education matched normal controls (p<0.05), while other tests were not. In four out of five patients of A group, more than four neuropsychological tests showed bellow mean -2SD score of normal controls, whereas in patients of B and C group, less than three neuropsychological tests showed bellow -2SD score of normal controls.

In conclusion, severity of cognitive impairment in patients with MS correlated with lesion extent on MRI. Patients with MS exhibited significant cognitive impair-ment on tasks of recent memory and mental processing speed. It is suggested that MS patients show the features of subcortical dementia.


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