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Schlaganfall und Depression im Alter

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Depressionen im Alter

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Während die Durchblutungsstörungen im Gehirn in der Mortalitätsstatistik an dritter Stelle rangieren und als eine typische geriatrische Erkrankung anzusehen sind, steckt die Bearbeitung dieser interdisziplinären Aufgabe noch weitestgehend in den Kinderschuhen.

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  1. Rheinische Landesklinik Köln, Wilhelm-Griesinger-Straße 23, 5000, Köln 91, Deutschland

    Manfred Bergener

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Beck, R. (1986). Schlaganfall und Depression im Alter. In: Bergener, M. (eds) Depressionen im Alter. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-85357-9_6

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