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Demenz und Depression

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Im höheren Lebensalter stellen Demenzen und Depressionen die beiden häufigsten psychiatrischen Krankheitsbilder dar und treten nicht nur aufgrund dieser hohen Prävalenzrate häufig gemeinsam auf. Es sind daher grundsätzlich vier Auftretensformen möglich:

  • - eine primäre Demenz

  • - eine primäre Depression

  • - ein depressives Syndrom bei zugrundeliegender Demenz

  • - ein dementielles Syndrom bei zugrundeliegender Depression.

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Stoppe, G., Staedt, J. (1996). Demenz und Depression. In: Möller, HJ., Przuntek, H., Laux, G., Büttner, T. (eds) Therapie im Grenzgebiet von Psychiatrie und Neurologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61017-2_9

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