The long-term memory sign: A clinical marker of functional cognitive disorders

Brad Tyson; Lynsey Randolph; Michael Bayrhammer-Savel; Amenah Al-Khafaji; Laszlo Erdodi

doi:10.1080/23279095.2026.2658676

April 19, 2026Applied Neuropsychology Adult

The long-term memory sign: A clinical marker of functional cognitive disorders

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To evaluate the long-term memory sign (LTMS) as a clinical marker for functional cognitive disorders.
Conducted interviews to assess the long-term memory sign
Evaluated subjective complaint patterns in patients
Compared findings against established cognitive assessments
LTMS shows a quick response in identifying cognitive complaints
Pattern suggests a neurological disconnect in subjectively reported issues
Implication of LTMS as a potential diagnostic tool for functional disorders

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Clinical marker identifies cognitive issues in individuals with functional cognitive disorders, suggesting diagnostic potential.

Abstract

The LTMS is a quickly elicited interview-based clinical sign that may reflect a neurologically unlikely subjective complaint pattern associated with functional cognitive disorders.

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