Figure 2.

Time from cognitive assessment to overt hepatic encephalopathy (OHE)‐related hospitalization or death. Time from cognitive screening to OHE‐related hospitalization or death showed a significant difference between patients who scored one standard deviation below the demographic‐matched norm (T‐score < 40) in the NIH Toolbox List Sort Working Memory test and those who scored equal to or greater than 40. The Kaplan–Meier curve for estimated cumulative incidence of the primary end point in the Y axis and days from initial cognitive screening in the X axis. The red lines depict patients who scored below 40 at study entry, and blue lines denote those who scored equal to or greater than 40, with each vertical line signifying censoring. Log‐rank statistics were used to compare groups. LSWM‐List Sorting Working Memory, OHE‐Overt Hepatic Encephalopathy.