Titlebook: Aging and the Brain; The Proceedings of t Charles M. Gaitz (Chief) Conference proceedings 1972 Plenum Press, New York 1972 assessment.brain

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China: From Poverty to World Powersm, that persons deteriorate psychologically as they become older, today seems less a simple truth. This discussion will be devoted to a modest polemic, the thesis that the cognitive capabilities the elderly retain should be understood as well as the capabilities they lose.

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Modern China and International Economic Laweople are surviving into old age, and secondly, old people are particularly prone to mental disorder. Of all mental and physical handicaps that afflict the aged, the chronic brain syndromes are among the most disabling and make the heaviest demands on the resources of the state and the family. In Br

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Theoretical Evolution and Framework,ebral lesion and secondarily on premorbid characteristics of the patient, e.g., his intellectual level, his personality, and his hemispheric cerebral organization as reflected (imperfectly) in his lateral preference. Assessment of the various forms of behavioral impairment associated with brain dise

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Theoretical Evolution and Framework, expansion in the past decade. Despite this rapid advance, however, research on the neurochemistry of aging in man and other primates has been sparse and inconclusive. This paucity of research can be attributed in part to the long life span of man and the primates and in part to the broad, diversifi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-7328-2ciated states of intellectual deterioration. Vascular insufficiency has been defined as an inadequate blood supply relative to the metabolic needs of the tissue (Sokoloff 1961). It may be present continuously or occur intermittently whenever blood flow falls below normal levels, or it may become man

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Theoretical Evolution and Framework,ychiatric impairment. Simon (1968) reported that four-fifths of 534 geriatric patients hospitalized primarily for chronic brain syndrome and senile brain disease also suffered physical impairments severe enough to interfere with their daily functions. In his series the most common physical illnesses

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-9160-0d which is becoming known as geropsychiatry. The psychiatric syndromes and symptoms observed in geriatric patients are not essentially different from those encountered in younger patients, but aging tends to develop certain “host qualities” in people which render them selectively more susceptible to