Visuospatial processing impairment following mild COVID-19
DE PAULA, J. J.; Paiva, R. E. R. P.; Costa, D. d. S.; Souza e Silva, N. G.; Rosa, D. V.; Januario, J. N.; Silva, L. C.; Miranda, D. M.; Romano-Silva, M. A.
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Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 infection causes coronavirus disease 2019. COVID-19 was an unknown infection that reached pandemic proportions in 2020 and has shown to bring long-term negative consequences. Here, we used a case-control design to investigate the performance of relatively young people recovered from COVID 19 in objective neuropsychological tests. We found significant differences between groups for all measures of the ROCFT with a large difference in the copy, a moderate difference in immediate recall, and a large difference in delayed recall. No significant differences were found for the measures from all the other five neuropsychological tests used.About one quarter of COVID 19 patients were below the 10th percentile according to normative data.
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