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Cognitive performance and mood in patients on the waiting list for liver transplantation and their relation to the model for end-stage liver disease Eliane C. Miotto1, Karina R. Campanholo2, Melissa A.R. Machado3, Glaucia G.R. Benute4, Mara C.S. Lucia5, Renério Fráguas Jr6, Telesforo Bacchella7, Marcel C.C. Machado8 ABSTRACT Objective: To investigate the links between depression and cognitive functioning in patients with Hepatitis C and other chronic liver diseases with and without the use of alcohol on the waiting list for liver transplantation and their associations with the MELD classification. Method: 40 patients were evaluated on a waiting list for liver transplant by a battery of neuropsychological tests, depression scales and interview at the Liver Transplant Service, of the Hospital das Clínicas University of São Paulo Medical School. Results: After splitting the sample according to the education, the results showed statistical significance in the comparisons between groups of MELD ≥15 and
