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The CCAS-Scale in Chiari Malformation Type I: A Cerebellar-Focused Cognitive Assessment with Clinical Utility

N. Amaral-Nieves B. Shao Mei E. Tiemeyer Lella Wirth S. Sayied A. Hasbrouck O. Leary D. Cielo Patricia L. Zadnik Sullivan Christine L. Trask Philip A. Allen Petra M. Klinge K. Svokos
Aug 2026 · Cerebellum · Vol 25 · 0 citations · 38 references
Medicine

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The CCAS scale predicted postoperative outcomes in non-pain domains and captured cognitive brain processing within a network that aligns with established neuropsychological instruments and support CCAS as a valid complementary cognitive assessment tool.

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