Recent data suggest cognitive impairments in many patients with bipolar disorder (BD)
that contribute directly to functional disability; however, substantial cognitive
heterogeneity exists. Using empirical approaches to classify individuals along cognitive
dimensions into more homogenous subgroups, we previously reported three resultant
cognitive subgroups with differential profiles that are relatively equally distributed
as 1) cognitively-intact; 2) selectively-impaired; and 3) globally-impaired. These
subgroups do not simply recapitulate existing clinical subtypes (e.g. BD I vs II;
psychotic subtype) but represent a novel classification.
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