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Diagnóstico y tratamiento | 16 ABR 21

Espectro clínico de la enfermedad de Alzheimer

Es la causa más común de deterioro cognitivo o demencia en personas > 65 años
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Autor/a: Alireza Atri Med Clin N Am 103 (2019) 263.293.
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