Differentsial'naya diagnostika i terapiya dementsiy


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Когнитивные расстройства различного генеза являются одной из наиболее важных проблем в области нейрогериатрии. Обусловлено это целым рядом причин, в том числе значительной распространенностью среди лиц пожилого и старческого возраста заболеваний, которые могут приводить к деменции. Деменция - это не нозологическая форма, а синдром, к которому могут приводить различные по этиологии патологические процессы. Правильная диагностика причины этого синдрома и адекватное лечение могут в ряде случаев привести к обратному развитию нарушений либо затормозить прогрессирование патологического процесса [1, 3, 4]. Кроме того, основанное на правильной диагностике прогнозирование течения заболевания позволяет пациенту и члену его семьи планировать свои действия.

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I. V Damulin

Московская медицинская академия им. И.М.Сеченова

Кафедра нервных болезней Московской медицинской академии им. И.М.Сеченова

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