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Zeer vroege diagnostiek van dementie: de afgrenzing van normale cognitieve veroudering en depressie

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Volgens de gangbare psychiatrische diagnostiek (DSM-IV) mag de diagnose dementie pas gesteld worden bij waarneembaar verlies van autonomie en hulpbehoevendheid, met andere woorden als de cognitieve stoornissen zo ernstig zijn dat het alledaagse functioneren wordt beïnvloed. Vrijwel altijd is er dan al enkele jaren sprake van cognitieve achteruitgang.

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Prof. dr. Cees Jonker, gedragsneuroloog, Hoogleraar diagnostiek en behandelbeleid van dementie. Afdeling Psychiatrie en EMGO Instituut. VU Medisch Centrum,Van der Boechorststraat 7-9, 1081 BT Amsterdam

Frits van der Wurff, psychiater, GGZ-Buitenamstel, Polikliniek Ouderen,Valeriusplein 12-14, 1075 BG Amsterdam

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Jonker, C., van der Wurff, F. Zeer vroege diagnostiek van dementie: de afgrenzing van normale cognitieve veroudering en depressie. PSYC 4, 180–184 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03072040

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