Ríos-Gallardo ÁM, Muñoz-Bernal LF, Aldana-Camacho LV, SantamaríaÍñiguez MF, Villanueva-Bonilla C

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ABSTRACT

Introduction: Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a clinical condition between normal aging and a probable dementia process such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD), which manifests itself as a loss of memory greater than expected for age, without meeting the diagnostic criteria Established for AD. This disease occurs in people with advanced ages. It is expected that by 2050 life expectancy in Colombia will exceed 79 years and with more than 20% of the population over 60 years.
Objetive: To describe the neuropsychological profile of a group of older adults with MCI.
Methods: The sample consisted of 69 elderly adults with an average age of 71.79 years. Minimental State Examination and Neuropsychological Assessment (Grover and Buschke Verbal Memory and Cognitive Cerad) were used.
Results: In all, 49% of older adults assessed had a predominance of DCL-type amnestic multiple domains, 35% had non-amnestic DCL multiple domains and 8% met criteria for DCL-type amnesic single domain and non-amnesic single domain.
Conclusion: When comparing the results of other investigations and taking into account that the present study does not estimate prevalence, it is necessary to recognize the similarity in the results and the usefulness of the case study to make more accurate diagnoses.

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