Sentence examples for mild cognitive decline from inspiring English sources

The AD8 is an 8-item screen designed to distinguish elders with normal cognition from those with mild cognitive decline; it correlates well with the standard Clinical Dementia Rating scale, a comprehensive neuropsychological test.

Most patients were cognitively intact, and in only two cases could we observe mild cognitive decline of frontal-subcortical characteristics.

Suspicion and paranoia can also accompany mild cognitive decline and precipitate distrust and hurtful accusations.

The results showed that the subjects' mild cognitive decline slowed by thirty-four per cent over eighteen months, compared to controls who hadn't received the drug.

Q. Have any physiological tests (M.R.I., CSF test) become accepted standards for diagnosis of Alzheiemr's or mild cognitive decline or do we still rely on 6-8 hofrs of neuropsychologic testing?

CONCLUSION: In the post-CABG mild cognitive decline setting, donepezil did not improve composite cognitive performance but improved some aspects of memory.

Subject number 14 became unable to walk and developed resting and intentional tremor, mild global cognitive decline, reduced verbal fluency and naming.

The Cochrane database provided meta-analysis data of four double-blind controlled trials with participants ranging from the healthy and cognitively intact, to mild-moderate cognitive decline, and to dementia (Malouf et al 2003).

To determine whether the Mediterranean diet and other dietary variables are predictors of transition from healthy cognitive aging to mild cognitive impairment and cognitive decline.

Developmental Psychology, 23 5), 611 626] regardless of presence or absence of cognitive deterioration [Calero, M. D., & Navarro, E. (2004). Relationship between plasticity, mild cognitive impairment and cognitive decline. Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 19, 653 660].

We performed a systematic review on the association between fatty acids and dementia, Alzheimer's disease (AD), mild cognitive impairment and cognitive decline.