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Psychiatric Diagnoses in a Sample of Outpatient Psycho-Geriatric New Referrals with Suspected Mild Cognitive Impairment
Psychiatric symptoms/syndromes are frequent in Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). However, only a few stud- ies reported full psychiatric diagnoses in MCI. We describe the nosology and prevalence of psychiatric diagnoses in a group of 102 consecutive patients evaluated for suspected MCI and finally re-classified into dementia, MCI and No Cog- nitive Impairment. Psychiatric diagnoses were frequent in MCI and the other groups as well, however they were qualita- tively different in each group.
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