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EVOLUTION OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN DEPRESSED ELDERLY PATIENTS
Background: Depression in elderly is generally undiagnosed and undertreated, many still considering its symptoms as part of normal aging process. Some studies suggest that depression is a risk factor...
COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN BIPOLAR PATIENTS – A REVIEW FOCUSED ON RECENT NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT IN BIPOLAR DISORDER
There is substantial evidence which indicates that neuropsychological functioning is impaired in individuals with bipolar affective disorder. The recurrence of episodes of mania and/or depression is a feature of...
CLINICAL STUDY OF THE MENTATION, BEHAVIOR AND MOOD DISORDERS IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE
Introduction: Parkinson's disease is a general invalidating neurodegenerative disease. The impaired non-motor functions are well recognized as part of the clinical course of the disease with great impact over...
COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER
Cognitive impairment was considered for a long time to be part of depression and it was expected to disappear as other mood symptoms improved with treatment. Because of this...
PATHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF THE PSYCHIATRIC COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH RADIOTHERAPY FOR BRAIN TUMORS
The neoplasms of the central nervous system represent a frequent and heterogeneous disease group, with treatment implying a combination of surgical intervention with both chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Cerebral radiotherapy...