Neuropsychological Testing in Traumatic Brain Injury: Cognitive Profiles and Clinical Outcomes in a Civilian TBI Clinic

This pilot study of 24 TBI patients found that one-third met criteria for neurocognitive disorder, with affected patients showing significantly lower performance on working memory, processing speed, and general cognitive screening measures. Key findings included associations between cognitive impairment and higher body mass index, lower functional outcomes, and challenges with timely assessment delivery in routine clinical settings.