2019
DOI: 10.1080/09540121.2019.1612017
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Association between cognitive reserve and cognitive performance in people with HIV: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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“…The substance is able to change the homeostasis and integrity of neurons, their neuro excitability and oxidative state of cells [24]. Accumulation and prolonged interaction of CNS cells with this protein impairs short-term and longterm memory, reduces motor activity and coordination [5,25]. Cerebellar astrocytes have been shown to secrete significantly fewer cytokines than astrocytes from other parts of the nervous system under the influence of Tat.…”
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“…The substance is able to change the homeostasis and integrity of neurons, their neuro excitability and oxidative state of cells [24]. Accumulation and prolonged interaction of CNS cells with this protein impairs short-term and longterm memory, reduces motor activity and coordination [5,25]. Cerebellar astrocytes have been shown to secrete significantly fewer cytokines than astrocytes from other parts of the nervous system under the influence of Tat.…”
Section: (105)2021 інфекційні хворобиmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…HIV infection has various variants of the clinical picture, which can be disguised as a large number of pathologies of other etiologies. This is due to the fact that among all HIV-infected people more than 50 % have signs of neurocognitive and psychosomatic disorders from mild and moderate to severe [5,6]. There are problems with the identification of the disease and, accordingly, with the timely treatment.…”
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“…Cognitive reserve, the ability to adapt cognitive processes to maintain performance despite neuropathological burden, also explains some outcome heterogeneity among PLWH (Foley et al, 2012; reviewed in Kaur et al, 2020). It is plausible that cognitive reserve may be protective in HIV/AUD, but specific relationships are presently unknown.…”
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confidence: 99%