Keywords: Infectious Disease, COVID-19, post-COVID condition, Hippocampus
Motivation: Assessing brain alterations in post-COVID-19 condition (PCC) can enhance our understanding of the underlying mechanisms driving neurocognitive impairment in this condition. Hippocampal alterations are often related to cognitive impairment, and previous studies have linked these alterations to PCC.
Goal(s): To conduct an exploratory analysis of potential hippocampal volumetric alterations in patients experiencing cognitive impairment due to PCC.
Approach: Comparison of brain volumetric data from Freesurfer Hippocampal Subfield segmentation of patients with PCC to that of healthy controls (HC).
Impact: Understanding the biological changes associated with PCC advances the identification of underlying mechanisms and could guide the development of effective treatments for this condition.
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