2006
DOI: 10.1001/archneur.63.1.144
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Multiple Diagnostic Tests Are Needed to Assess Multiple Causes of Dementia

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“…3,34 In addition, there is growing evidence that Alzheimer dementia (especially late onset AD) is a complex disease based on multicausality, with many contributing factors that cause the diversity in the clinical course of the disease and in the order and clustering of symptoms. 35–37 Furthermore, AD among the elderly persons may have different etiological factors and thus different stages, when compared with AD among younger person. 38–40 This all contributes to the notion that at present, dementia and the different subtypes can be much better characterized in their course of disease, by addressing the increasing interindividual variability in pattern and rate of progression.…”
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