Criterios de diagnóstico y tratamiento | 20 OCT 14
Deterioro cognitivo y demencia leve
Los médicos de atención primaria son el primer punto de contacto para la mayoría de los pacientes con estos trastornos por lo que deben estar familiarizados con el diagnóstico, el pronóstico y la gestión.
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