Non–Alzheimer?s Dementia

Dementia is the most common type of neurodegenerative disorder, and presents itself in many different forms. The most–common and well–known type of dementia is Alzheimer?s disease (AD) which accounts for almost 50% of all dementias. However, what happens if a patient isn t diagnosed with Alzheimer?s, but is displaying symptoms of dementia? What form of dementia could the patient have, and how would you diagnose it quickly to delay the aggressive progression of the disease? Non–Alzheimer?s and Atypical Dementia focuses on the remaining 50% of patients; those with possible atypical or non–AD dementias. The title offers a multidisciplinary approach to diagnosis, discussing each form individually, considering symptoms, management and care plan strategies. Written by an experienced editor team, Non–Alzheimer?s and Atypical Dementia provides a practical insight into the various stages of diagnosis using case studies and is essential guide for all neurologists and psychiatrists.