Persistent Negative Symptoms in First-Episode Psychosis
Article 2017 en
Authors
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Olga Puig
IB
Immaculada Baeza
ES
Elena de la Serna
Abstract
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There was an early, detectable, social and executive dysfunction associated with PNS in first-episode psychosis and a high risk of having PNS in early-onset first-episode psychosis, which in turn was associated with more widespread cognitive impairment. Specific therapeutic interventions for PNS in early-onset first-episode psychosis might be needed.
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