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Carlesimo Ga

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Processi di Recollection e Familiarità in compiti di riconoscimento in pazienti con amnesia ippocampale

2005

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Multiple levels of verbal representation and priming

2004

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Preclinical dementia: an Italian multicentre study on amnestic mild cognitive impairment

2006

<i>Background:</i> Different rates and cognitive predictors of conversion to dementia have been reported in subjects with different kinds of mild cognitive impairment (MCI). <i>Methods:</i> A prospective, 24-month follow-up study, involving 269 subjects who strictly fulfilled criteria for the amnestic MCI. <i>Results:</i> Conversion rate to dementia was 21.4% per year. Seventy-nine out of the 83 individuals who developed dementia were affected by probable Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Among others, at the 24-month follow-up 24.1% were still affected by amnestic MCI, 13.3% had changed their neuropsychological profile of impairment and 17.2% were cognitively no…

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