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    M

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    ognitive

    mpairmentsyafruddin yunus

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    2 Neurological Function

    1. Hard neurological Functunction

    Walking,Talking, hearing, balancing,

    urine, eating, etc

    2. Soft neurological function

    neurobehavioural function ( languange,memory, visuospatial, atention, cognitive)

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    4

    STIMULUS INTRINSIK / EKSTRINSIK

    FUNGSI LUHUR

    SDMKUALITAS

    IPTEK / IMTAK

    DERAJAT MAHLUK

    SURVIVAL

    PENDAHULUAN

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    Mahar Mardjono:FL adalah suatu fungs i pada manus ia

    yang mengolah dan mengintegrasikanpersepsi secara adekwat

    Lezak : . Is an applied science concerned with

    the behaviou ral expressiono f brain dy sfunct ion

    DEFINISI

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    Cognitive Function

    The best function of neurobehaviour

    Sublimation of other neurobehaviour

    function

    Excecutive functions ; thinking, opinion,

    manajemen, solving the problems, wise,

    human quality.

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    Introduction

    MCI is a phase of brain decline

    High risk of developing Alzheimer (type

    dementia )

    No uniform definition

    Prevalence ; 2 -30% in general population

    ( Indonesia : no data ) General concept ; cognitive impairment

    but not demented.

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    BRAIN DECLINE SEQUENTIAL

    IN ELDERLY

    SENESCENCE ( Fisiological )

    SENILITY ( In-between group)

    DEMENTIA ( Pathological)

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    SENESCENCE ( Fisiologis)

    Signed by forgetfulness.

    Kral (1958) : Benign Senescent Forgetfulness (BSF)Crook (1986) :Age Associated Memory Impairment

    (AAMI)

    Prevalence :

    35% in > 65 th age (Lane& Snowdown 1989)

    39% in 59 - 60 th & 85% in >80 th age

    (Larabe & Crook 1994)

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    DEMENTIA ( Pathological )

    Signed by minimal 3 neurobehavior functionimpairment ( 5 )

    Predominant memory impairment

    Demented

    Ironic : Demented is usual in elderly Is a medical illness

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    SENILITY ( In-between group)

    Signed by actual memory impairment withoutdemented

    Mild Cognitive Disorder (MCD) 1993, ICD 10 WHO

    Mild Neuro Cognitive Disorder (MNCD) 1994, Levy

    Cognitive Impaired Not-Demented (CIND) 1995,Ebly

    Mild Conitive Impairment (MCI)1996, Smith

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    Definition and terminology

    Operationalized : the presence of cognitiveimpairment that is not severe enough to meetthe criteria of dementia

    More than 40 definitions (2004)

    6 major concepts based on : Cognitive complaints only

    Mild functional impairment only

    Cognitive tests impairment only

    Combination of cognitive & tests impairment Combination mild functional & tests impairment

    Mild functional tests impairment

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    MINIMAL COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT( M.C.I )

    Reported for the first time in 1999 in Mayo Clinic

    is a trantition phase to dementia

    12% in a year , 50% in 3 years ,

    80% in 8 yearsCriteria :

    - There is an actual memory impairment

    reported by another person

    - Abnormal impairment for age and education

    - Normal ADL

    - General cognitive function is normal

    - Not demented

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    NEUROPATHOLOGy/PATHOGENESIS

    Brain organic disorders : frontotemporal lobe

    atrophy

    Microscopic : depend on underlying disease

    AlzheimerDementia : senile plaque - neurofibrile

    tangles - neuronal loss.

    Blood ; amyloid protein,tau protein

    Neurotransmiter : Ach preparing disorder

    Alzheimer Dementia : Ach

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    Causes of MCI

    Similarly with Alzheimer dementia

    MCI is a phase in continuum to Alzheimer

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    Diagnostic

    Clinical sign & symptoms ( neurobehaviorfunction )

    Examination

    Neurological Supporting examination

    Neuropsikiatric tests MMSE, GDS

    Radiology

    Imaging

    Biochemical ( tau protein , Beta amyloid)

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    NORMATIVE

    AGINGM C I

    DEMENTIAPATO.AGING

    MMSE >24

    GDS 1

    MMSE 23-17

    GDS 2

    CONTINUUM

    DEGRADASI KONDISI USILA

    MMSE

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    Jenis Tatalaksana

    NON FARMAKOLOGIS

    FARMAKOLOGIS

    Psikososial

    Stimulasi Kognisi

    - Terapi rekreatif

    = Reminisens

    = Orientasi nyata

    Latihan fisik & otak

    ChE-I

    Nootropik

    Neuroprotektiv

    NSAID

    Estrogen

    Simptomatik lain

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    Conclusion

    MCI is a heterogenous condition

    MCI is the risk for Alzheimer ( type dementia)

    No standard criteria for MCI

    MCI is not related to one spesific disorder

    Combination of variable examination may be

    useful to diagnose MCI

    MCI should be considered as a syndome ratherthan as a disease

    The treatment in this phase is very benefit

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