Impact of Cognitive Deficits in Patients with Cirrhosis and Alcoholic Hepatopathy after Reduction in Alcohol Intake - Abstract
The excessive use of alcohol is known to favor the occurrence of specific neurocognitive deficits affecting psychomotricity, executive and visuospatial functions like memory, and social cognition. In addition, facial emotion recognition (FER), which is in the domain of social cognition, is a key process in social functioning that also seems to be affected by the excessive use of alcohol.