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What are the differences between presenile dementia, amnesia and delirium?

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Dr. Mark Shukhman answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

Here it is: in all the conditions you listed memory is affected. delirium – often happens in elderly who developed a medical problem. Confusion and memory problems eventually will resolve. Amnesia – a general term to describe memory loss as a result of - - - usually, a head trauma, seizure etc. pre-senile dementia - is a type of permanent memory loss - like, Alzheimer's - started earlier than expected

Answered 4/2/2015

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