Objective & Hypothesis:Background Iron deficiency and zinc deficiency had been known to disturb congnitive functions especially in infants and preschool children.
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Key Findings & Data:Methods: We designed a randomized controlled prospective study. 41 iron deficient female patients and 40 healthy volunteers were involved in the study Results: The average MoCA score ± SD was 24,63 ± 4,3 (range 11–30) in ıron deficiency anemia (IDA), and 27.43± 2.02 (23-30) in healthy volunteers.
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Conclusion & Impact:MoCA score (r= 0.803, p=0,000
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Anemia · Cognitive Function · Zinc
Abstract
Background Iron deficiency and zinc deficiency had been known to disturb congnitive functions especially in infants and preschool children. Our purpose was to evaluate the effect of zinc deficiency and iron deficiency on cognitive function (with Montreal Cognitive Assesment [MoCA] score) in females. Methods: We designed a randomized controlled prospective study. 41 iron deficient female patients and 40 healthy volunteers were involved in the study Results: The average MoCA score ± SD was 24,63 ± 4,3 (range 11–30) in ıron deficiency anemia (IDA), and 27.43± 2.02 (23-30) in healthy volunteers. Zinc level was 97.06 (40.8–146.8) mg/dl and 257.5 (128.2–463.7) in IDA and healthy volunteers respectively. MoCA score (r= 0.803, p=0,000
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