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January 1, 2001Arthritis & Rheumatism345 citationsOpen Access

Cognitive function in fibromyalgia patients

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DPDenise C. ParkThe University of Texas at DallasJGJennifer M. GlassEli Lilly (Canada)MMMeredith MinearUniversity of Wyoming

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Cognitive impairment in FM patients, particularly memory and vocabulary deficits, are documented in the study. Nevertheless, the intact performance on measures of information processing speed suggests that the cognitive deficits are not global. FM patients' complaints about their memory are likely to be legitimate, since their memory function is not age appropriate.

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