Density of the Brain, Decline of the Mind

Basal ganglia calcification as a putative cause for cognitive decline

“…15 Weisman et al (2007) also described the case of a 66-year-old man, without any metabolic alterations but with diffuse brain calcification and progressive dementia for 5 years, showing early signs of frontal impairment. 16 …”

Basal ganglia calcification as a putative cause for cognitive decline

“…15 Weisman et al (2007) also described the case of a 66-year-old man, without any metabolic alterations but with diffuse brain calcification and progressive dementia for 5 years, showing early signs of frontal impairment. 16 …”

Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation in Fahr’s Disease: A Case Report

“…Fahr's disease is a chronic and progressive neurological disease and performance in activities of daily living may include difficulties for many patients. There are also neuropsychiatric features of this disease 16 .…”

Clinical and outcome analysis in head injury patients with fahr's disease

“…Neurological manifestations of FD commonly consist of epilepsy, Parkinson such as features, speech disturbances, dystonia, and dementia. [ 14 15 ] Extrapyramidal symptoms are seen in 30%–55% of patients. [ 7 16 ] In our study, the most common presentation of FD was neurological symptoms (69.2%) followed by neuropsychiatric manifestations (46.1%) and extrapyramidal features (38.5%).…”

Basal ganglia calcification as a putative cause for cognitive decline

“…15 Weisman et al (2007) also described the case of a 66-year-old man, without any metabolic alterations but with diffuse brain calcification and progressive dementia for 5 years, showing early signs of frontal impairment. 16 …”

Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation in Fahr’s Disease: A Case Report

“…Fahr's disease is a chronic and progressive neurological disease and performance in activities of daily living may include difficulties for many patients. There are also neuropsychiatric features of this disease 16 .…”

Clinical and outcome analysis in head injury patients with fahr's disease

“…Neurological manifestations of FD commonly consist of epilepsy, Parkinson such as features, speech disturbances, dystonia, and dementia. [ 14 15 ] Extrapyramidal symptoms are seen in 30%–55% of patients. [ 7 16 ] In our study, the most common presentation of FD was neurological symptoms (69.2%) followed by neuropsychiatric manifestations (46.1%) and extrapyramidal features (38.5%).…”

Basal ganglia calcification as a putative cause for cognitive decline

“…15 Weisman et al (2007) also described the case of a 66-year-old man, without any metabolic alterations but with diffuse brain calcification and progressive dementia for 5 years, showing early signs of frontal impairment. 16 …”

Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation in Fahr’s Disease: A Case Report

“…Fahr's disease is a chronic and progressive neurological disease and performance in activities of daily living may include difficulties for many patients. There are also neuropsychiatric features of this disease 16 .…”

Clinical and outcome analysis in head injury patients with fahr's disease

“…Neurological manifestations of FD commonly consist of epilepsy, Parkinson such as features, speech disturbances, dystonia, and dementia. [ 14 15 ] Extrapyramidal symptoms are seen in 30%–55% of patients. [ 7 16 ] In our study, the most common presentation of FD was neurological symptoms (69.2%) followed by neuropsychiatric manifestations (46.1%) and extrapyramidal features (38.5%).…”