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This case-based discussion focuses on the clinical presentation and diagnostic assessment of a uniqu...
The development of impaired cognition in older people is now of major concern for public health, the...
Aim of the study was the development and validation of a short observation list of possible early si...
The detection rate of cognitive impairment by general practitioners in elderly hospitalised and ambu...
BACKGROUND: Cognitive impairment, from mild forms to dementia, is an important social and health con...
Background: Although cognitive decline is a common finding among the elderly and is considered a ris...
Background Early dementia diagnosis is aided by the use of brief screening tests; scores can be bias...
Introduction: The rising trend of population aging and dementia, on the one hand, and the lack of re...
Background: disease often confounds the identification of risk factors for age-associated cognitive ...
Different diagnostic definitions have been proposed for use in the characterization of mild cognitiv...
OBJECTIVES: Cognitive impairment in the elderly is frequently overlooked by general practitioners. T...
The articles chosen for this review, representingsome of the most clinically relevant work in geriat...
Dementia is the acquired, widespread, and often progressive impairment of cognitive functions that a...
By comparing data obtained from the carers of 170 community-resident dementia sufferers with the res...
Little is known about the prevalence and correlates of psychotropic use in community-dwelling elders...
This case-based discussion focuses on the clinical presentation and diagnostic assessment of a uniqu...
The development of impaired cognition in older people is now of major concern for public health, the...
Aim of the study was the development and validation of a short observation list of possible early si...
The detection rate of cognitive impairment by general practitioners in elderly hospitalised and ambu...
BACKGROUND: Cognitive impairment, from mild forms to dementia, is an important social and health con...
Background: Although cognitive decline is a common finding among the elderly and is considered a ris...
Background Early dementia diagnosis is aided by the use of brief screening tests; scores can be bias...
Introduction: The rising trend of population aging and dementia, on the one hand, and the lack of re...
Background: disease often confounds the identification of risk factors for age-associated cognitive ...
Different diagnostic definitions have been proposed for use in the characterization of mild cognitiv...
OBJECTIVES: Cognitive impairment in the elderly is frequently overlooked by general practitioners. T...
The articles chosen for this review, representingsome of the most clinically relevant work in geriat...
Dementia is the acquired, widespread, and often progressive impairment of cognitive functions that a...
By comparing data obtained from the carers of 170 community-resident dementia sufferers with the res...
Little is known about the prevalence and correlates of psychotropic use in community-dwelling elders...
This case-based discussion focuses on the clinical presentation and diagnostic assessment of a uniqu...
The development of impaired cognition in older people is now of major concern for public health, the...
Aim of the study was the development and validation of a short observation list of possible early si...