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Journal of Alzheimers Disease & Parkinsonism
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The disease of addiction as a potential cause vascular changes and dementia

4th International Conference on Vascular Dementia

Samir Kasper

University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Alzheimers Dis Parkinsonism

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Abstract
This paper presents a retrospective analysis of addicts treated at the Institute for addiction Zenica Doboj Canton Zenica. Goal of the study was to determine whether the consumption of psychoactive substances has an effect on neuro-cognitive abilities with potential influence on the development of vascular changes in the CNS and consequently the development of dementia. The study included all patients who were hospitalized at the hospital's this medical institution. Criteria for inclusion in the study were clinical and laboratory confirmed dependence on psychoactive substances and the absence of other psychopathologies disorders that could affect neurocognitive abilities. Criteria for exclusion from the study were the presence of mental illness within which occurs neurocognitive impairment. We used available data from medical records and electronic databases for patients who met the criteria for inclusion in study. In study used standard psycho-diagnostical instruments, Luria-Nebraska Test neurocognitive abilities, available neurophysiological (EEG) and neuro-radiologies tests (CT, MRI). Statistical analysis was carried out in a computer program SSPS. Although efforts have been carried out statistical sample was neither age nor sex balance. Results obtained by analyzing the data were inconsistent and mostly it was a transient impairment of neurocognitive abilities. We could not confirm the basic hypothesis that consumption of psychoactive substances leads to vascular changes in the blood courts and brain tissue and consequently can lead to dementia. For confirm or refute this hypothesis will need to be more thorough and better designed studies using functional neuroimaging methods.
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Email: samir.kasper@hotmail.com

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