2007
DOI: 10.1590/s0066-782x2007001500003
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Fatores de risco para doença cerebrovascular e função cognitiva em idosos

Abstract: SummaryObjective: To determine whether stroke risk factors and cognitive dysfunction are concomitant in individuals over the age of 60. Methods

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“…the Framingham Stroke Risk Profile (FSRP)) [10] are cross-sectionally [10] and longitudinally [11] associated with worse executive function, verbal fluency, abstract reasoning, attention, and visuospatial episodic memory performance. In contrast, for verbal episodic memory performance, some studies have reported cross-sectional associations with FSRP [12,13], but a majority of longitudinal studies have failed to detect a significant association [8,11,14]. Such disparate findings highlight the need for additional work using more stringent longitudinal methods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…the Framingham Stroke Risk Profile (FSRP)) [10] are cross-sectionally [10] and longitudinally [11] associated with worse executive function, verbal fluency, abstract reasoning, attention, and visuospatial episodic memory performance. In contrast, for verbal episodic memory performance, some studies have reported cross-sectional associations with FSRP [12,13], but a majority of longitudinal studies have failed to detect a significant association [8,11,14]. Such disparate findings highlight the need for additional work using more stringent longitudinal methods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such disparate findings highlight the need for additional work using more stringent longitudinal methods. For example, inconsistencies in the literature may be due to cohort differences in vascular risk profiles, as studies demonstrating no effect tend to come from younger cohorts at lower risk [9,11,14], while studies demonstrating an effect or mixed effect tend to have higher baseline age [13] or variability in FSRP [12]. Finally, a majority of studies are limited to individuals free of clinical dementia and stroke but fail to consider diagnostic variations within the cognitive aging spectrum prior to the onset of dementia (i.e., cognitively normal controls (NC) or individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a precursor to AD [15]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent studies have shown the relationship between cardiovascular disease as a risk factor for the development of vascular dementia. The changes caused by the disease may be minimal or even larger including the Alzheimer's type (19) A research (20) conducted in 2004 that measured the impact of hospitalization in the functional capacity of the elderly showed an association between low functional capacity, cognitive deficit and the presence of acute delirium, suggesting the need for further observation of this population during the hospitalization period. In face with this context it is necessary to develop clinic and environmental specific interventions, with a multidisciplinary approach that favors the treatment and a preparation for the hospital discharge (2,6) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Em geral, os estudos que utilizaram esse procedimento relacionaram o desempenho cognitivo de idosos a variáveis sociodemográficas. Encontraram-se estudos de investigação longitudinal do desempenho de memória em indivíduos acima de 80 anos (Argimon & Stein, 2005), investigação da relação entre memória e ansiedade (Xavier et al, 2001b) Trentini et al, 2009TESLP (Buschke & Fuld, 1974Petersen et al, 1992Petersen et al, , 1994 cognitiva (Maineri, Xavier, Berleze, & Moriguchi, 2007), comparações do desempenho cognitivo de idosos que utilizam benzodiazepínicos a controles (Bicca & Argimon, 2008), relações entre variáveis demográficas, como viuvez, luto e cognição (Trentini, Werlang, Xavier, & Argimon, 2003;Xavier, Ferraz, Trentini, Fretias, & Moriguchi, 2002), investigação da memória em indivíduos saudáveis de baixa escolaridade (Xavier et al, 2006), avaliação das diferenças entre pacientes com DA e grupo controle em relação à codificação no desempenho de aprendizagem e memória tardia (Degenszajn, Caramelli, Caixeta, & Nitrini, 2001), entre pacientes com transtorno do pânico e saudáveis (Bolshaw et al, 2011), entre idosos com transtorno depressivo maior e controles (Xavier et al, 2001a) e avaliação cognitiva de idosos que realizam diferentes atividades físicas (Argimon et al, 2004). Ainda, alguns estudos não apresentaram de forma clara o procedimento de recordação seletiva adotado ou os resultados encontrados através dele (Bottino et al, 2002;Bottino et al, 2008;Brito, Araújo & Papi, 2002;Carvalho & Assenciona-Ferreira, 2002).…”
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