Canadian Medical Association Journal · 2004 · 180 citations · 1 references
Dementia TrialsAlzheimer's DiseaseFirst-generation DrugsPsychiatryGeriatricsMedicineDementiaElderly PatientsSecond-generation Antipsychotic DrugsVascular Cognitive DisorderPsychopharmacologyVascular DementiaPsychotropic MedicationPharmacotherapyNeurologyPharmacologyTreatmentAdverse Drug Reaction
Reason for posting: Second-generation antipsychotic drugs, which are felt to have fewer extrapyramidal adverse effects than the first-generation drugs,[1][1] are sometimes used to control behavioural disturbances in elderly patients with dementia. However, similar to warnings issued in the last 2
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