Table 1.

The computer-based test battery (Neurotest) components.

Test	Patient’s Task	Evaluated Parameters
Simple reaction time test (SRT)	to press the button after seeing a green circle appearing on the computer screen; the stimulus is presented five times, and the number of correct answers and the average response time (ms) are measured	speed and correctness of reactions to stimuli; general vigilance and psychomotor speed
Verbal memory test (VM test)	to remember as many words as possible from the list of 10 words read by a researcher five times; the patient has to recall words in any order after each reading and 20 min later; the number of correctly repeated words, the number of words outside the list and the number of repetitions are counted (for each attempt)	efficiency of the working memory (VM1), short-term memory (VM2, VM3, VM4, and VM5, VM1–VM5 are successive attempts when patients recall the memorized words during the test), and deferred memory (verbal memory deferred test; VMDT), immediate auditory memory (number of words saved), learning (improvement of results in subsequent repetitions), and deferred memory (remembering repeating words)
GoNoGo test	to press a key when a green square appears on the computer screen (“Go” part) and to refrain from pressing a key when a blue square appears on the screen (“NoGo” part); stimuli are presented in a random manner; the time (ms) of correct “Go” reactions and the number and percentage of correct and incorrect “Go” and “NoGo” reactions are listed	response time under the conditions of the need to control reactions–actions and inhibitions (cognitive control and cognitive inhibition); executive functions
Visuospatial working memory task (VWMT)	to remember the layout of the seven playing cards that were previously presented in different places on the monitor screen	visuospatial memory—correct and incorrect answer and time of reaction