DOI: 10.11606/d.5.2016.tde-05012016-110612
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Estudo da fluência verbal em categorias múltiplas no comprometimento cognitivo leve

Abstract: A queixa de dificuldades cognitivas, especialmente de memória, é frequente entre idosos e, de fato, no envelhecimento normal, ocorre um declínio mensurável da memória, que não acarreta declínio funcional significativo. O termo CCL foi criado por Petersen para abranger o transtorno amnéstico do idoso sem outros problemas cognitivos ou funcionais (Petersen et al., 1999) que talvez fosse preditivo de declínio patológico. Um dos critérios para exclusão do diagnóstico de demência consiste na preservação da capacida… Show more

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“…The cultural and demographic profile of North American or European populations is very different from those observed in developing countries such as Brazil. To our knowledge, apart from some studies in Brazilian patients with clinical conditions, 24 , 29 - 31 this is the first study focusing on the application of the VF task in a healthy elderly Brazilian population. Future studies should explore VF performance in younger population and other neurological disorders.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cultural and demographic profile of North American or European populations is very different from those observed in developing countries such as Brazil. To our knowledge, apart from some studies in Brazilian patients with clinical conditions, 24 , 29 - 31 this is the first study focusing on the application of the VF task in a healthy elderly Brazilian population. Future studies should explore VF performance in younger population and other neurological disorders.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%