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There is growing evidence of an aetiological relationship between vascular risk factors and the development of dementia in later life. Dementia in the under-65s has historically been considered to be more driven by genetic factors, but previous epidemiological studies in the young have been relatively small. This study aims to determine the prevalence of vascular comorbidity in people aged <65 with dementia in comparison to the general population.Analysis of routine clinical data from 314 (30

作者:C A, Heath;S W, Mercer;B, Guthrie

来源:Journal of neurology, neurosurgery, and psychiatry 2015 年 86卷 9期

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C A, Heath;S W, Mercer;B, Guthrie
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Journal of neurology, neurosurgery, and psychiatry 2015 年 86卷 9期
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There is growing evidence of an aetiological relationship between vascular risk factors and the development of dementia in later life. Dementia in the under-65s has historically been considered to be more driven by genetic factors, but previous epidemiological studies in the young have been relatively small. This study aims to determine the prevalence of vascular comorbidity in people aged <65 with dementia in comparison to the general population.Analysis of routine clinical data from 314 (30