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ANATOMY OF THE AGING BRAIN 39Table 7.4.Aging and incidence of subcortical hyperintensities (SH)Study Subjects Imaging and measurement technique FindingsGeorge et al., 1986 94Fazekas, 1989 95Hendrie et al., 1989 96Jernigan et al., 1991 3347 Normal volunteers; two age groups:
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Principles and Practice of Geriatri
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Copyright # 2002 John Wiley & Sons,
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viCONTENTS20 Long-term Outcome Stud
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viiiCONTENTSEIX Conditions Associat
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CONTRIBUTORSxiiiA. F. Fairburn Cons
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CONTRIBUTORSxvI. R. Katz Section of
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CONTRIBUTORSxviiM. Philpot Departme
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INDEX 803community care continuedin
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INDEX 805erectile failure 635EURO-D
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INDEX 807neurofibrillary tangles (N
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INDEX 809social support 96-7, 546de
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 5forces also
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66 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF GERIA
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NORMAL AGEING—A PROBLEMATICAL CON
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LIFE SATISFACTION 77that most careg
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WORLD STATISTICAL TRENDS AND PROSPE
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WORLD STATISTICAL TRENDS AND PROSPE
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THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL FACTORS ON
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NATURAL HISTORY OF PSYCHIATRIC DISO
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LONG-TERM OUTCOME STUDIES OF PSYCHI
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CLASSIFICATION OF DEMENTIA AND OTHE
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THE PHYSICIAN’S ROLE 129The relia
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THE PHYSICIAN’S ROLE 1318. Hodkin
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NEEDS AND PROBLEMS 135include descr
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ASSESSMENT OF DAILY LIVING 167and r
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COMPREHENSIVE INTERVIEWS 175of the
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EARLY DETECTION 19310. Korten AE, H
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NEUROPATHOLOGY: OTHER DEMENTIAS 261
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EARLY-ONSET DEMENTIAS 275(a) Sleep
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TOXIC DEMENTIAS 28711. Harper CG, G
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PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY 343Table 61.3
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EEG 347the EEG predicts survival ti
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EEG 3496. Busse EW. Electroencephal
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SINGLE-PHOTON EMISSION COMPUTERIZED
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GENETICS OF AFFECTIVE DISORDERS 377
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EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DEPRESSION 391Some
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EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DEPRESSION 3957. Ly
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SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR 471RecognitionDe
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OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER 5733.
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OTHER NEUROTIC DISORDERS 581common
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OTHER NEUROTIC DISORDERS 583Therapy
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AETIOLOGY AND GENETICS 589and senso
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ALCOHOL ABUSE 603elderly alcoholic
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