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Synergistic effects of refeeding and cognitive remediation on neurocognitive functioning in anorexia nervosa

SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF RENUTRITION AND COGNITIVE REMEDIATION ON NEUROCOGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA

The poster presents the design of a longitudinal comparative study involving 80 patients to test whether adding individualized cognitive remediation therapy to refeeding enhances neurocognitive recovery.

The aim is to evaluate whether individualized cognitive remediation therapy (CRT) enhances neurocognitive recovery beyond refeeding (renutrition) alone; secondary aims are to examine longitudinal cognitive changes, investigate treatment adherence, and compare the restricting type (AN-R) with the binge-eating/purging type (AN-BP). Inclusion criteria are being female, aged 16 to 45 years, and having a body mass index (BMI) between 12 and 18. Eighty patients assessed through cognitive profiling are divided into two groups: refeeding plus cognitive remediation (n=40) and refeeding alone (n=40). Assessments are scheduled at four time points: T0 at baseline, T1 at one month, T2 at three months, and T3 at the six-month follow-up. The poster does not include completed outcome data; anticipated outcomes include partial improvement in brain connectivity following refeeding, greater improvements in executive functioning and cognitive flexibility with CRT, hypothesized synergistic neurocognitive recovery, and a possible increase in treatment adherence. The study’s listed strengths are individualized CRT, a longitudinal design, a broad BMI range, comparison of AN-R and AN-BP, and multidimensional cognitive assessment. The conclusion proposes that combining refeeding with individualized CRT may enhance neurocognitive recovery through synergistic mechanisms and support personalized rehabilitation strategies; as findings have not yet been generated, these statements remain hypotheses.

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