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SURYADI
Definisi Aging
forgetfulnes
normal
Etiology of
Demensia
• Alzheimer disease 50 - 60
• Vascular dementia 10 - 30
• Alcoholics 1 - 10
• Metabolic disorders 1 - 10
• Intoxications 1 - 10
• Hydrocephalus 1 - 5
• Cerebral anoxia 1 - 2
• Cerebral infections 1 - 2
• Cerebral injuries 1 - 2
• Subdural hematome 1 - 2
• Others 10 - 20
(persen)
ALZHEIMER DISEASE
K O N T I N U U M
Forgetfulness -
Mild Cognitive Impairment -
Dementia Alzheimer
DEMENSIA ALZHEIMER
DEMENSIA :
GANGGUAN PROGRESIF INTELEKTUAL DAN
KEMAMPUAN KOGNITIF, MENGGANGGU
PERFORMANS, SOSIAL DAN PEKERJAAN
• LANGUAGE SKILLS--
SULIT MENEMUKAN KATA UNTUK UNGKAPAN PIKIRAN DAN
KONVERSASI
45
40
35
30
Alzheimer
25
Demensia Vaskuler
20
Lainnya
15
10
5
0
DEMENSIA
Prevalensi Jenis-jenis Demensia
di Negara-negara Timur
40
35
30
25
Alzheimer
20 Demensia Vaskuler
15 Lainnya
10
5
0
DEMENSIA
Alzheimer disease
• Neurofibrillary tanggles
• Neuritic plaque
• Amiloidosis
Hallmarks of Alzheimer's disease include neuritic plaques (outside
neurons) and neurofibrillary tangles (inside neurons) neurons.
Neurofibrillary tanggle
• Gen amyloid precusor protein (APP) pada kromosom
21, pemecahan APP amyliod komponen utama
NFT maupun NP.
• Neurofibril pengacau tersebut dibuat dari protein Tau
• Akumulasi neurofibril dalam neuron akan menyebabkan
kematian sel pada PA.
BRAIN ATROPHY
tangles
Plague amyloid in Alzheimer disease
Neurofibrillatory tangles
in CA1 region of
hippocampus
Neurofibrillary
tangle
CTscan of Alzheimer’s patient
PETscan of PETscan of
the normal brain Alzheimer’s patient
Kesulitan menjalankan aktivitas pokok
harian
MRIscan of Alzheimer’s patient
Validation by means of indirect objective markers
Of neuropathology
• Neuroimaging markers
• Biological markers
• Genetic markers
THE CHOLINERGIC HYPOTHESIS
ACh
Presynaptic Receptors Postsynaptic
Terminal Terminal
SURYADI
Vascular Dementia
Dementia
Dementia due
due to
to cerebrovascular
cerebrovascular disease
disease in
in
general
general
Multiinfarct dementia
Single infarct in eloquent areas,
episodes of hypotension
Leukoaraiosis, incomplete infarction
Cerebral hemorrhage
VCI
Vascular Cognitive Impairment
Behavioural Fluctuating
problems consciousness
Organization of the
three frontal-subcortical circuits
Dorsolateral Lateral orbital Anterior cingulate
Prefrontal cortex cortex cortex
INFARCTS
SMALL VESSEL PATHOLOGY
ARTERIOLOSCLEROSIS
FIBRINOID NECROSIS
ATHEROSCLEROSIS
CEREBRAL AMYLOID ANGIOPATHY
BASAL GANGLIA CALCIFICATION
CADASIL
Neuroimaging factors
Mean volume of infarcts
Demographic Number of infarcts
Age Location of infarcts
Men Increase in third ventricular size
Race/ethnicity Silent cerebral infarcts of deep
Education structures and white matter
Atherogenic Genetic
Hypertension Autosomal dominant hereditary
Cigarette smoking cerebral hemorrhage with
Myocardial infarction amyloidosis – Dutch type
Atrial fibrilation
Diabetes mellitus
Hypercholesterolemia
Heavy alcohol consumption
BambangHartono
Mixed Dementia
Cerebral infarcts
White matter pathology
AD Cerebral amyloid angiopathy VaD
Amyloid deposits
Tangles
Transmitter specific
changes
35
30
ACh levels (nM)
25
20
15
10
5
0
VaD patients Healthy controls
(n = 18) (n = 12)
Tohgi. J Neural Transm 1996;103:1211–20
Differential characteristic of AAMI/ARCD, MCI and
Alzheimer Dementia
Morris 1999
Ischemic Score (Hachinski et al, 1975)
Feature Score
Abrupt onset 2
Stepwise deterioration 1
Fluctuating course 2
Nocturnal confusion 1
Relative preservation of personality 1
Depression 1
Somatic complaints 1
Emotional incontinence 1
History of hypertension 1
History of strokes 2
Evidence of association atherosclerosis 1
Focal neurological symptoms 2
Focal neurological signs 2
Two magnetic resonance imaging proton-density transaxial cuts
from the brain of a hypertensive patient with vascular dementia.
Note extensive involvement of white matter, which appears as
hyperintense signals. The patient's computed tomography brain
scan showed minor periventricular hypodensity.
Mild hippocampal atrophy in a patient with MCI
The advantages of
pharmacotherapeutic intervention
Prevention of neurodegeneration
Intellectual decline
Behavioral disorders
Sleep disorders
Common medical complications
Abrupt worsening of dementia
(Caselli
(Caselli et
et al
al 2001)
2001)
Prognosis of
Vascular Dementia
MID
MID shortens
shortens life
life expectancy
expectancy to to about
about 50%
50% of
of
normal
normal at
at 44 years
years from
from initial
initial evaluation
evaluation
(Barclay
(Barclay et
et al
al 1985;
1985; Hier
Hier et
et al
al 1989)
1989)
In
In the
the very
very elderly,
elderly, 3-year
3-year mortality
mortality may
may reach
reach
two
two thirds,
thirds, almost
almost 33 times
times that
that of
of control
control
(Skoog
(Skoog et
et al
al 1993)
1993)
Overall,
Overall, the
the effect
effect of
of VD
VD on
on mortality
mortality is
is similar
similar
to
to that
that of
of AD
AD
(Aevarsson
(Aevarsson et
et al
al 1998;
1998; Aguero
Aguero -Torres
-Torres et
et al
al 1998)
1998)
Prevention on
Vascular Dementia
Primary prevention
Treatment of hypertension
Statins
Secondary prevention
Treatment of hypertension
Statins
Antiplatelet
Anticoagulant
Surgery
Prevention on
Vascular Dementia
Controlling other risk factors
Smoking
Hyperfibrinogenemia
Orthostatic hypotension
Cardiac arrhythmias
Congestive heart failure
Obstructive sleep apnea
Blood glucose control in diabetes
Hyperhomocysteinemia
Instrumen Skrining & Diagnosis Demensia
Dementia Rating Scale (Mattis,1988)
Mini-mental State (Folstein, McHugh,1975)
Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire (Pfeiffer, 1975).
Telephone Interview for Cognitive Status
(Brandt, Spencer, and Folstein, 1988).
Alzheimer Disease Assessment Scale (Rosen et al, 1986)
Blessed Dementia Scale (Blessed et al, 1968)
Brief Cognitive Rating Scale (Reisberg, 1983)
Geriatric Mental State Schedule (Gurland et al 1976)
Behavioral Pathology in Alzheimer Disease Rating Scale
(Reisberg et al, 1987)
Cognitive Behavior Rating Scales (William, 1991)
Diagnosis and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)
(American Psychiatric Ass, 1994)
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ICD-10 CRITERIA FOR
PICK’S DISEASE
1. Progressive dementia
2. A predominance of frontal lobe features with
euphoria, emotional blunting, & coarsening
of social behaviour, disinhibition, and with
apathy or restlesness.
3. Behavioural manifestations, which
commonly precede frank memory
impairment.
4. Frontal lobe features are more marked than
temporal and parietal, unlike AD
CORONAL T1-W MRI:
FRONTAL TYPE FTD
CORONAL T1-W MRI: PICK’S DISEASE
(FTD TYPE): FRONTAL & L.TEMP. ATROPHY
CONSENSUS CRITERIA FOR PROBABLE DEMENTIA WITH
LEWY BODIES (DLB)
LEWY BODY
(EOSINOPHILIC INCLUSION WITH A CLEAR HALO)
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