Rapidly Progressive Young-Onset Dementias

Shrestha, Rajeet; Wuerz, Timothy; Appleby, Brian S.

doi:10.1016/j.psc.2015.01.001

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“…10 In general, the presence of neuropsychiatric symptoms is lower in YOAD than in LOAD 11 and people with YOAD may have faster disease progression compared to people with LOAD. 12 There are evidences that people with YOAD are more aware of their condition, more able in daily and social activities and to adjust to their level of functioning than people with LOAD. 13,14 Family responsibilities, employment issues, and different societal roles and obligations 7 contribute to a sense of meaning in life and being an engaged individual in daily living.…”

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Caregivers’ Perspectives of Quality of Life of People With Young- and Late-Onset Alzheimer Disease

Kimura

Baptista

Santos

et al. 2018

J Geriatr Psychiatry Neurol

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Caregivers’ Perspectives of Quality of Life of People With Young- and Late-Onset Alzheimer Disease

Kimura

Baptista

Santos

et al. 2018

J Geriatr Psychiatry Neurol

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“…В группу с самым быстрым прогрессированием деменции относят случаи с наступлением смерти в течение 1-2 лет после установления диагноза [45, [47][48][49].…”

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Old Age Dementia: Clinical Patterns of Progression. Part 1

Mikhailova¹

2020

Psychiatry

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Background: the clinical experience testifies to the fact, that the increase of dementia severity in late age occurs quickly in some cases and in others it proceeds slowly, which is reflected in the total duration of the disease and survival. One of the aspects of dementias research is the study of significant differences in dementia progression rates.The objective of the review was to generalize the obtained data on progression rates of late age dementias of various genesis, first of all due to Alzheimer’s disease and its associated disorders.Material and methods: papers in MedLine/PubMed bases from1990 to 2020 were selected and analyzed according to the key words: “old age”, “dementia”, “Alzheimer’s disease”, “vascular dementia”, “progression”, “progression rate”, “disease trajectories”, as well as relevant papers in the references of the analyzed works.Conclusion: the history of research of old age dementias natural course was presented in the review of scientific publications. According to the results of development of progression rates detection methods, singling out of dementias with rapid and slow increase in the severity of cognitive decline was substantiated. Works devoted to the study of frequency and nosological belonging of dementias with different progression rates were considered. In the most recent studies prognostic models with detection of various trajectories of the course of the disease were developed. The concept of various dementias progression rates admittedly has practical meaning for provision of diagnostic and treatment assistance and planning of medical and social support measures for patients with dementia and their families. Differentiation of dementia progression clinical patterns during formation of comparable groups of patients seems appropriate for investigation of new therapy methods, as well as in clinical-biological studies of pathogenesis.

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“…Não há consenso quanto à prevalência das DRP, e sua causa mais comum é a doença de Creutzfeldt-Jakob. 1,2 As DRP podem ser divididas em grandes grupos: doenças intracerebrais não degenerativas, encefalopatias infecciosas, encefalopatias relacionadas ao álcool, encefalopatias tóxicas, encefalopatias metabólicas e imunológicas, secundárias à depressão, entre outros. Os tumores cerebrais primários e metastáticos encaixam-se no primeiro grupo.…”

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“…Os tumores cerebrais primários e metastáticos encaixam-se no primeiro grupo. [1][2][3] Os tumores encefálicos primários são os mais encontrados na população acima dos 65 anos (cerca de 50% dos casos), sendo os mais frequentes, em ordem decrescente: meningioma, gliobastoma multiforme, astrocitoma, neurinoma do acústico, linfoma e metastático. 2,4…”

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Rapidly Progressive Dementia Due to Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma: A Case Report

Costa¹,

Barbosa²,

Ferreira³

et al. 2019

Geriatr., Gerontol. Aging

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As demências rapidamente progressivas são condições que impactam a vida do paciente, entretanto nem sempre são consideradas durante a investigação da síndrome demencial. Este relato descreve uma paciente portadora de artrite reumatoide em uso crônico de corticoterapia que evoluiu com um quadro de demência rapidamente progressiva no período de cinco meses. Durante a investigação, evidenciou-se o linfoma primário de sistema nervoso central como causa de sua síndrome demencial. Faz-se importante destacar que o uso prolongado de corticoide pode estar associado a um estado de imunossupressão, o que é fator de risco para o surgimento do linfoma de sistema nervoso central. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: classificação clínica das demências; linfoma; idoso.

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Rapidly Progressive Young-Onset Dementias

Cited by 12 publications

References 34 publications

Caregivers’ Perspectives of Quality of Life of People With Young- and Late-Onset Alzheimer Disease

Caregivers’ Perspectives of Quality of Life of People With Young- and Late-Onset Alzheimer Disease

Old Age Dementia: Clinical Patterns of Progression. Part 1

Rapidly Progressive Dementia Due to Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma: A Case Report

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