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Heinrich Reploh,Hans-Jürgen Otte, we initially described three broad clinical phases of the progression of the disease (Reisberg, 1981; Schneck et al., 1982). Subsequently, we published detailed descriptions of seven, clinically identifiable global stages in the progression from normal aging to most severe Alzheimer’s disease (Rei

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Untersuchungsergebnisse und Auswertung,an Down’s syndrome (DS). An excess frequency of DS among the first-degree relatives probands with autopsy-proven AD was first uncovered by the extensive pedigree studies of Heston and his colleagues (1976; 1981; 1982), and had recently been independently confirmed by Heyman (1983). Virtually all ind

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Untersuchungsergebnisse und Auswertung,; Bulbena and Berrios, 1985). This should not be surprising since dementia and depression are the most prevalent mental disorders of the elderly whose proportion of the population in every developing country is growing rapidly (Butler and Lewis, 1982; OTA, 1985).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04605-9 it has become an object of increased attention to psychiatrists and has resulted in the avalanch of publications reviewed elsewhere (Stokes, 1987). This chapter reviews the findings of our research team as well as closely related literature in an attempt to offer a satisfactory explanation of the k

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Das Interview als soziale Situation,severity of DAT in the probands selected, these studies have discovered the same basic recurrence rates among relatives of affected probands. At equal ages, these rates of DAT recurrence are significantly higher than those of the general population. This data forms one basic set of facts upon which

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Defizite bisheriger Theoriebildung,athologically, with the exception that the brain from a DS individual over the age of 35–40 years shows pathological changes that cannot be distinguished from those found in AD patients’ brains (Malamud, 1966; Heston, 1977; Liss et al., 1980; Wisniewski K., et al., 1985). This is true whether or not

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