APS
2024 APS Annual Convention · 2024
Event-Related Brain Potentials Reveal Neurological Slowing Following COVID-19 Infection
- Kaitlyn Dal Bon
University of California, San Francisco - Spero Nicholas
University of California, San Francisco - Susanna Fryer
University of California, San Francisco - Daniel Mathalon
University of California, San Francisco - Lynn Pulliam
University of California, San Francisco - Judith Ford
University of California, San Francisco
Abstract
We asked if EEG-based event-related potentials show neural impairment in individuals who report COVID-related worsening of memory, attention, and anxiety/depression(NeuroCOVID, n=35) compared to those with no persisting COVID sequelae(COVID controls, n=13) and pre-pandemic controls(n=84). Neural responses are slowed in both NeuroCOVID and CovidControls, with NeuroCOVID having additional motor slowing.
Epidemics and Public Health
