... or in those with depression parv-i neurons were not affected. However, in cases of parkinsonism with dementia and in MID a severe cell loss and a drastic reduction of dendritic arborization in the hippocampus proper was detected, which was accompanied by additional morphological alterations due to ischemic...

... or in those with depression parv-i neurons were not affected. However, in cases of parkinsonism with dementia and in MID a severe cell loss and a drastic reduction of dendritic arborization in the hippocampus proper was detected, which was accompanied by additional morphological alterations due to ischemic...

..., it is virtually nonselective. L -deprenyl enhances the effect of L -dopa on Parkinson's disease and may retard its natural progression. Although studies have found L -deprenyl to be an effective antidepressant only at nonselective doses, certain subtypes of depression may respond to selective doses. Also...

..., it is virtually nonselective. L -deprenyl enhances the effect of L -dopa on Parkinson's disease and may retard its natural progression. Although studies have found L -deprenyl to be an effective antidepressant only at nonselective doses, certain subtypes of depression may respond to selective doses. Also...

..., it is virtually nonselective. L -deprenyl enhances the effect of L -dopa on Parkinson's disease and may retard its natural progression. Although studies have found L -deprenyl to be an effective antidepressant only at nonselective doses, certain subtypes of depression may respond to selective doses. Also...

...Gina Geffen; Andrew Bate; Margaret Wright; Ute Rozenbilds; Laurie Geffen General cognitive function and specific language and memory processing abilities were compared in dementia of the Alzheimer type (DAT), depressed and normal control subjects. Several tests clearly differentiated between DAT...

...A. Troisi; A. Pasini; G. Gori; T. Sorbi; C. Biagini; A. Aulisi; A. Baroni; N. Ciani The Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HAM-D) and DSM-III-R criteria were simultaneously employed to assess the prevalence of depression in 26 outpatients with dementia of the Alzheimer type and 26 age-matched...

...David R. Rosenberg; Bruce Wright; Samuel Gershon This paper examines the clinical presentation of, the biochemical abnormalities associated with, and the treatment of depressive disorders in late life. A comparison of geriatric depression (late-onset, first-episode depression) will be made...

...A.B. Christie Two cohorts of cases of depression treated in the same centre a decade apart have been compared. The results show evidence of improvement in outcome at 4 years but this is not statistically significant. As a contribution to the debate on prognosis the study identifies both...

...M. Oluwafemi Agbayewa; Janine Weir; Holly Tuokko; Lynn Beattie Dementia and depression both affect the ability to function. There is little information on how these two disorders affect the abilities of Alzheimer disease (AD) patients to perform instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs). We...

...Hirotaka Kashiwase; Masayuki Watanabe; Emiko Suda; Shoichi Tachibana; Masayuki Kinuya; Shinji Ohtakeno; Hiromi Watanabe; Akira Hotori; Toshihiko Tatsunuma; Kiichi Nagashima The authors examined the frequency and severity of dementia and depression in the elderly subjects referred to a nursing home...

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...A.S. Henderson Affective and cognitive symptoms co-occur considerably above chance in clinical (i.e. treated) samples. By contrast, in population-based surveys, the syndromes of depression and dementia do not occur at the case level more than by chance, but symptoms of each may correlate...