Pflegende Angehörige von Demenzerkrankten: Belastungsfaktoren und deren Auswirkung

Rainer, Michael; Jungwirth, Susanne; Krüger-Rainer, Christine; Croy, Antonia; Gatterer, Gerald; Haushofer, Manfred

doi:10.1055/s-2002-25102

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“…At the caregiver level, the burden of dementia has different aspects: general strain, isolation, disappointment or emotional disturbances [18]. Interestingly, the relatives of patients with VaD might be more stressed by the disturbing behavior and the memory impairment of the patients whereas, for AD, the most stressful part of caring is the social behavior [19]. …”

Section: Definition and Epidemiologymentioning

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Vascular Dementia: Potential of Antiplatelet Agents in Prevention

Chabriat

Bousser

2006

Eur Neurol

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The term ‘vascular dementia’ (VaD) corresponds to a clinicoradiological syndrome that can be defined with more or less restriction. VaD can result from: (1) cortical or subcortical ischemic lesions related to the occlusion of large vessels, (2) lacunar infarcts with or without white-matter lesions at the subcortical level related to small-vessel diseases, (3) ischemic lesions related to hypoperfusion or anoxic-ischemic encephalopathy or (4) hemorrhagic lesions. The prevention of VaD is based on stroke prevention which implies risk factor manipulation and use of antithrombotic drugs among which the most widely used are antiplatelet drugs. The efficiency of these drugs to prevent cognitive impairment and dementia is not proven. Prospective studies are needed to investigate their potential in patients at risk of VaD: after ischemic stroke, in the presence of cognitive impairment of vascular origin or when MRI shows ‘silent’ ischemic white-matter lesions and/or infarcts.

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Section: Definition and Epidemiologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Vascular Dementia: Potential of Antiplatelet Agents in Prevention

Chabriat

Bousser

2006

Eur Neurol

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“…depression) resulting in some further need for mental health care resources (e.g. Rainer et al 2002;Wittmund, Wilms and Angermeyer 2002;Wittmund and Killian 2002). While in some countries, carers' support has been established, this has only marginally been the case in Austria.…”

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Mental Health Care Financing in the Process of Change

Zechmeister¹

2006

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“…In einer Metaanalyse konnte der Zusammenhang zwischen nicht kognitiven Symptomen der Demenz und der Belastung der Betreuenden aufgezeigt werden [15]. Vor allem beeinträchtigtes Sozialverhalten und inadäquates Verhalten zählen zu den Hauptbelastungsfaktoren für Angehörige [32]. [44] und dieses Phänomen auch in der Heimpflege verbreitet ist.…”

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