%0 Journal Article
%A García-Navarro, C
%A Jimenez de Ory, S
%A Velo Higueras, C
%A Zamora, B
%A Prieto, L
%A Ramos, J T
%A Navarro, M L
%A Escosa-García, L
%A Jurado-Barba, R
%A Falcón, Dolores
%A Moreno, David
%A González-Tomé, M I
%A NeuroCoRISpeS project integrated in CoRISpe
%T Significant differences between verbal and non-verbal intellectual scales on a perinatally HIV-infected cohort: from pediatrics to young adults.
%D 2020
%@ 2405-8440
%U https://hdl.handle.net/10668/26150
%X Delayed neurodevelopment is a common outcome in perinatally HIV-infected children. Our aim was to assess the intellectual profile of our cohort, considering both the infection and socio-environmental related variables. A cross-sectional cohort study was undertaken at seven major hospitals in Spain belonging to the CoRISpeS cohort (n = 97). Patients were followed up according to a standard protocol. Intellectual measures, psychosocial profile and HIV infection-related data have been analysed. The average patient age was 15 years. The median CD4 cell percentage was 35% (1,59). Viral load was undetectable in 80% of the patients and 27% were on AIDS category; 38% of whom had encephalopathy. The average composite score of both crystallized intelligence (CI) and intelligence quotient (IQ) for the cohort was lower than that of the general population (p
%K Cognition
%K Cognitive psychology
%K HIV
%K IQ
%K Intelligence
%K Learning and memory
%K Psychology
%K Vertical transmission
%K Virology
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