Post-stroke Dementia
Post-Stroke Dementia is a clinical-neuropsychological construct denoting a neurocognitive disorder that emerges in the aftermath of a cerebrovascular event and is distinguished from other forms of dementia by its temporal association with and attributable neurological sequelae following an index stroke.
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Chinese University of Hong Kong
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