Early co gnitive impairment in a patient surviving acute myocardial infarct ion , with cardiogenic shock, episod es of ventricular fibrillation , clinical death, and several applications of cardiopulmon ary resuscitation

Abstract

The article discusses the results of researched and proven early cognitive impairment of memory, attention, intelligence, thinking, and the visual-constructive praxis in a patient who survived acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and cardiac arrest (CA). Our results coincide with the changes in cognitive processes that have been reported in several global studies.