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Incomplete routine cognitive assessments in post-acute stroke rehabilitation can yield clinically meaningful interpretations and support group-level stratification without requiring complete-case restriction or score imputation. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The aim is to explore whether incomplete cognitive assessments can yield meaningful insights in post-acute stroke rehabilitation.

July 11, 2026Neurorehabilitation

Incomplete Cognitive Assessment in Post-Acute Stroke Rehabilitation: Recovering Clinically Interpretable Relationships from Routine Neuropsychological Data

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The aim is to explore whether incomplete cognitive assessments can yield meaningful insights in post-acute stroke rehabilitation.
Retrospective cohort study of 2654 adults admitted for post-acute stroke rehabilitation (2007-2026)
Analysis of 5417 neuropsychological assessments performed within 6 months
Selected five cognitive measures based on availability and correlations for Bayesian network analysis.
Stable dependency patterns were identified and replicated, linking age and time since injury to verbal learning
Identified significant associations of stroke subtype with verbal learning and attentional span
Group-level stratification showed moderate performance for verbal learning (R² = 0.42).

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Retrospective cohort study explores incomplete cognitive assessments in post-acute stroke rehabilitation, indicating practical implications for clinical interpretation.

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García-Rudolph et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a51e084c18d7f28ca500d47 https://doi.org/10.1177/10538135261464181

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Retrospective cohort study explores incomplete cognitive assessments in post-acute stroke rehabilitation, indicating practical implications for clinical interpretation.

Incomplete Cognitive Assessment in Post-Acute Stroke Rehabilitation: Recovering Clinically Interpretable Relationships from Routine Neuropsychological Data

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Incomplete Cognitive Assessment in Post-Acute Stroke Rehabilitation: Recovering Clinically Interpretable Relationships from Routine Neuropsychological Data

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