Effect of  Cerebrolysin on Cognitive Function and Delirium in Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Patients

12 May 2025 : Clinical Research

Adam Stadnik

^{ABEF 1}, Maja Jezierska

^{BCDE 2}, Włodzimierz Płotek

^{ABCDEF 2*}, Dorota Siwicka

^{BCEF 2}, Radosław Mlak

^{CDE 3}, Wojciech Dąbrowski

^{ABDEF 2}

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.947864

Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e947864

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Table 3 Characteristics and comparison of the subsequent assessments in terms of cognitive function in the 2 groups.

	1st assessment	2nd assessment	3rd assessment	p (1st vs 2nd)	p (1st vs 3rd)	p (2nd vs 3rd)
	Median [IQR](min.–max.) or n (%)	Median [IQR](min.–max.) or n (%)	Median [IQR](min.–max.) or n (%)	p (1st vs 2nd)	p (1st vs 3rd)	p (2nd vs 3rd)
Study group [n=28]^#
MoCA	24 [–](19–28)²²	24 [–](19–28)²²	25 [–](22–30)²⁴	0.8321	0.1162	0.0773
Control [n=24]^#
MoCA	25.5 [–](22–29)²³	27 [–](2–29)²⁴	27 [–](5–30)²⁵	0.2954	0.1209	0.4753
MoCA – Montreal Cognitive Assessment; ^# The number of cases is lower due to pairwise comparisons.

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