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234 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRYof age) non-demented subjects, CSF melatonin levels were halfthose of younger (age 41–80) control subjects, and in AD patientsthe CSF melatonin levels were only one-fifth of those found incontrol subjects (p
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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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THE DEVELOPMENT IN BRITAIN 11REFERE
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14 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF GERIA
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GENERAL THEORIES OF AGING 21seems t
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ANATOMY OF THE AGING BRAIN 27Table
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ANATOMY OF THE AGING BRAIN 41quanti
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ANATOMY OF THE AGING BRAIN 4396. He
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NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF AGEING 59‘‘e
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PHARMACOKINETIC AND PHARMACODYNAMIC
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NORMAL AGEING—A PROBLEMATICAL CON
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CHRONOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL AGEING
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THE NORMAL AGED AMONG COMMUNITY-DWE
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PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AND OLD AGE 1
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NON-COMPUTERIZED ASSESSMENT PROCEDU
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COMPUTER METHODS OF ASSESSMENT OF C
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COMPUTER METHODS OF ASSESSMENT OF C
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INTERVIEWS AIMED AT DIFFERENTIAL PS
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RATING SCALES DESIGNED FOR NURSES A
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DELIRIUM—AN OVERVIEW 181Table 35.
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NOSOLOGY OF DEMENTIA 187by embolic
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NOSOLOGY OF DEMENTIA 1898. Blennow
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DEMENTIA EPIDEMIOLOGY: PREVALENCE A
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CASE-CONTROL STUDIES 201528 inciden
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CASE-CONTROL STUDIES 203centre (Liv
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THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ALZHEIMER’S D
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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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PET 361to control subjects, suggest
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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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DEXAMETHASONE SUPPRESSION TEST 463m
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SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR 471RecognitionDe
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LATE-LIFE PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS 495Ta
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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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ALCOHOL ABUSE 60549. Sacco RL, Elki
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ELDERLY OFFENDERS 629although there
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UK HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES 659A
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THE PSYCHIATRIST’S ROLE IN LINKIN
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NUTRITIONAL STATE 753By early 1999,
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CAREGIVERS AND THEIR SUPPORT 763Exa
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CAREGIVERS AND THEIR SUPPORT 765Tab
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CARE OF THE DYING PATIENT 777patien
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