2003
DOI: 10.1097/00146965-200312000-00002
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Distinctive Neuropsychological Patterns in Frontotemporal Dementia, Semantic Dementia, And Alzheimer Disease

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“…Working memory was preserved whatever the component assessed, either the central executive, or the slave systems, a pattern of results similar to that shown by Hodges and colleagues [34,56]. Visuospatial abilities were also preserved [56,38], while visual episodic memory was impaired. Even if SD is characterized by preserved day-to-day memory [50], our finding is in keeping with previous reports showing deficient performances on standard episodic memory tests [35].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Working memory was preserved whatever the component assessed, either the central executive, or the slave systems, a pattern of results similar to that shown by Hodges and colleagues [34,56]. Visuospatial abilities were also preserved [56,38], while visual episodic memory was impaired. Even if SD is characterized by preserved day-to-day memory [50], our finding is in keeping with previous reports showing deficient performances on standard episodic memory tests [35].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…They further reported that serial-order recall was more common in FTD, suggesting less efficient learning strategies. Kramer et al(2003) found that their AD and SD groups were significantly impaired relative to FTD on verbal memory, whereas only the AD group was impaired on visual memory, suggesting that measuring memory in both verbal and spatial modalities is valuable. Importantly, the relative preservation of memory in FTD has also been reported in autopsy-confirmed cases (Rascovsky et al, 2002).…”
Section: Neurocognitive Features Of Ftdmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Perhaps the most consistent finding is the relative preservation of episodic memory in FTD relative to other neurodegenerative patients (Harciarek & Jodzio, 2005;Hutchinson & Mathias, 2007;Kramer et al, 2003;Perry & Hodges, 2000). To some degree, this finding is circular, since absence of early amnesia is one of the diagnostic criteria for FTD.…”
Section: Neurocognitive Features Of Ftdmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…They exhibit executive deficits related to predominant frontal lobe atrophy. At the early stage of the disease, day to day memory is relatively preserved (Kramer et al, 2003;Neary et al, 1998;Perry & Hodges, 2000), although some patients may have deficits in episodic memory tasks (Hodges & Miller, 2001). Moreover, they have a substantial autobiographical amnesia regardless of the age of memories encompassing both retrograde and anterograde periods (Hodges & Gurd, 1994;Nestor, Graham, Bozeat, Simons & Hodges, 2002;Matuszewski et al, 2006;Piolino et al, 2003;Thomas-AntĂ©rion, Jacquin & Laurent, 2000;Hou, Miller & Kramer, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%