2008
DOI: 10.1080/02841860701518058
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Cognitive complaints and cognitive impairment following BEP chemotherapy in patients with testicular cancer

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“…Another issue that is commonly encountered in many studies of cognitive functioning in chronically ill patients is the discrepancy observed between the subjective (self-report) and objective (neuropsychological testing) measures of cognitive functioning [75][76][77][78][79][80][81]. The results of our trial suggest that this disconnect between subjective experience and test-based indicators of cognitive functioning not only applies in cross-sectional assessments, but also in assessing change in cognitive functioning over time.…”
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confidence: 78%
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“…Another issue that is commonly encountered in many studies of cognitive functioning in chronically ill patients is the discrepancy observed between the subjective (self-report) and objective (neuropsychological testing) measures of cognitive functioning [75][76][77][78][79][80][81]. The results of our trial suggest that this disconnect between subjective experience and test-based indicators of cognitive functioning not only applies in cross-sectional assessments, but also in assessing change in cognitive functioning over time.…”
Section: Expert Commentarymentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Thus, the cause of the discrepancy may be found in the perceptions of patients themselves. In fact, it has been generally observed that self-reported cognitive functioning tends to correlate more highly with self-reported measures of emotional distress and well-being than with objective neuropsychological test performance [75,76,78,80,81].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…They found that 19% of the patients reported worsening of CF 2 years after chemotherapy compared to the pretreatment level; however, comparison with TCPs not treated with chemotherapy was unavailable. In a cross-sectional study of 182 TCPs assessed at a median of 3 years after end of treatment, Schagen et al [15] observed that approximately one-third of the TCPs in all treatment groups [chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and surveillance (no additional treatment after surgery)] reported some cognitive problems. As for breast cancer patients, self-reported cognitive problems were associated with psychological distress and fatigue, but not with reduced neuropsychological test performance.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…Kým merania psychomotorického tempa boli spojené s depresiou a anxietou, žiadne kognitívne domény neboli spojené s emocionálnym distresom, s časom od operácie, so štádiom ochorenia alebo s hladinou α-fetoproteínu, laktátdehydrogenázy, ľudského choriogonadotropínu a testosterónu [8]. Schagen et al [9] uvád-zajú na základe použitia neuropsychologickej batérie testov (dotazníka EORTC QLQ-C30, dotazníka úzkosti a depresie HSCL-25 a dotazníka únavy MFI-20) kognitívne dysfunkcie len u 5,5 % pa cientov s rakovinou semenníkov (n = 70), ktorí boli testovaní v priemere tri roky po operácii a neabsolvovali ďal-šiu adjuvantnú terapiu.…”
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