I have a patient with cirrhosis and other complications of alcoholism, including cognitive defects.
If your patient does indeed have "cognitive defects" so dire as to unsuit him for this job, this should be revealed through the rough-and-tumble of campaigning.
Doctors said the boy would probably be left with cognitive defects -- from the blood loss to the brain caused by his wounds.
The studies also do not account for other factors that might explain some of the cognitive defects, like a player's life style off the field, the critics say.
Sensory, visual, and cognitive defects may be detected later in life.
"So in Down syndrome, we believe lack of SNX27 is at least partly to blame for developmental and cognitive defects".
If she wakes up, doctors and nurses will be looking to see whether she will show any evidence of paralyzed limbs, cognitive defects or other signs of brain damage.
– Cognitive defects are frequently described after cardiac surgery.
The MoCA seems suitable to screen such cognitive defects in clinical practice in MwoA patients.
However, the associated symptoms may vary ranging from classic neurological symptoms to cognitive defects [3].
Deficiency or mutation of the postsynaptic adhesion protein neuroligin-3 may contribute to cognitive defects in autism.
