The brief international cognitive assessment for multiple sclerosis (BICAMS): normative values with gender, age and education corrections in the Italian population

Benedetta Goretti; Claudia Niccolai; Bahia Hakiki; Andrea Sturchio; Monica Falautano; Eleonora Minacapelli; Vittorio Martinelli; Chiara Concetta Incerti; Ugo Nocentini; M. Murgia; Giuseppe Fenu; Eleonora Cocco; Maria Giovanna Marrosu; Elisabetta Garofalo; Ferdinando Ivano Ambra; Maurizio Maddestra; Marilena Consalvo; Rosa Gemma Viterbo; María Trojano; Nunzia Alessandra Losignore; Giovanni Bosco Zimatore; Erika Pietrolongo; Alessandra Lugaresi; Dawn Langdon; Emilio Portaccio; Maria Pia Amato

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The study provided normative data of the BICAMS for the Italian population confirming good test-retest reliability which can facilitate the use of the battery in clinical practice, also for longitudinal patient assessments.

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