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A forward-thinking contribution to the field of dementia and is commendable for its goal of striving beyond overly simplistic, formulaic conventions. It would be well placed on the library shelf of the curious and contemplative cognitive clinician.
A major contribution to dementia research... An excellent reference text for those exploring both the uncharted areas of research and some of the clinical aspects of dementia.
A valuable addition to our understanding of the conditions that erode our memory.
Timely publication... Stimulating and thorough coverage.
A thorough, current discussion of the various aspects of dementia, possibly the best now available.
A major contribution to dementia research... Should be read by all scientists and clinicians interested in these important diseases associated with aging.
Emery and Oxman have done a valuable service by documenting the pitfalls in our current understanding of dementia. They are preparing the way for a new synthesis.
This book is authoritative on the subject of dementia and every clinician who sees patients with this rather debilitating and progressive illness will find this very resourceful. Once you start reading you feel compelled to continue turning the pages till the very last.
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Available
Trim Size
6
x 9
Pages
568
ISBN
9780801871566
Illustration Description
10 b&w illus.
Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
PART I: Background, Concepts, and Diagnostics
1. Boundaries between Normal Aging and Dementia: Perspectives from Neuropsychological
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
PART I: Background, Concepts, and Diagnostics
1. Boundaries between Normal Aging and Dementia: Perspectives from Neuropsychological and Neuroimaging Investigations
2. The Spectrum of Dementias: Construct and Nosologic Validity
3. Diagnostic Procedures for Dementia
PART II: Alzheimer Dementias
4. The Neuropathology of Alzheimer Dementia
5. Neural Inflammatory Mechanisms in Alzheimer Syndrome
6. Clinical Subgroups of Alzheimer Disease
7. Progressive Aphasia, Frontotemporal Dementia and Other "Focal Dementias"
8. "Retrophylogenesis" of Memory in Dementia of the Alzheimer Type: A New Evolutionary Memory Framework
PART III: Vascular Dementias and Subcortical Dementias
9. Cortical and Frontosubcortical Dementias: Differential Diagnosis
10. Noninfarct Vascular Dementia: The Spectrum of Vascular Dementia and Alzheimer Syndrome
11. The Relationship of Hypertension to Vascular Dementia
12. Vascular Dementias and Alzheimer Disease: Differential Diagnosis
13. Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Dementia Complex
PART VI: Depressive Dementias
14. Depressive Dementia: A "Prepermanent Intermediate-stage Dementia" in a Long-term Disease Course of Permanent Dementia?
15. Depressive Dementia: Cognitive and Biological Correlated and Course of Illness
16. The Nondepressive Pseudodementias
17. Neurobiology of Major Depression in Alzheimer Disease
18. Approaches to the Treatment of Dementing Illness
19. The Spectra of the Dementias
Index
