Friday, January 10, 2020

Effect of cognitive reserve on risk of cognitive impairment and recovery after stroke: The KOSCO Study

Ask your doctor to find and give you this cognitive reserve test. I'm sure I used up all my cognitive reserve just surviving my stroke. Hope I can build it up again to prevent my likely dementia.  I see absolutely nothing out there that tells me EXACTLY how to build up cognitive reserve.

Effect of cognitive reserve on risk of cognitive impairment and recovery after stroke: The KOSCO Study


StrokeShin M, Sohn MK, Lee J, et al. | January 10, 2020

In this interim analysis of the Korean Stroke Cohort for Functioning and Rehabilitation involving 7,459 individuals with first-ever stroke, researchers ascertained if the cognitive reserve (CR) has a modulating impact on cognitive impairment and recovery following stroke. Education, occupation, and composite CR scores derived from those two variables have been used as CR proxies. According to results, lower CR raised the risk of cognitive impairment following stroke. Occupation and education can buffer a person against stroke-induced cognitive impairment and encourage rapid cognitive recovery early after stroke. Additionally, higher education, especially in older patients, minimizes long-term cognitive decline after stroke.
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