Management of Dementia from the Preclinical Stage

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Management of Dementia from the Preclinical Stage

An Update

Neurology and clinical neurophysiology Neurosurgery Neurosciences

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Collection: Medicine

Language: English

Published by: Springer

Published on: 13th January 2026

Format: LCP-protected ePub

ISBN: 9789819552221


Introduction to Dementia and Related Disorders

This book introduces dementia and its related disorder featured with the updated information from basic sciences such as newly found biomarkers to clinical treatments.

Treatments and Interventions

The treatments contain the pharmacological including updated clinical trials and non-pharmacological interventions from traditional multiple modalities intervention to digital medicines including basic concept of artificial intelligence (AI) with its clinical application.

Clinical Phenotypes and Biomarkers

It updates the clinical phenotypes of successful aging to dementia along with accompanied biomarkers in various stages to help readers how to recognize these stages scientifically.

Risk Factors and Management

Meanwhile, authors updates the risks factors with their managements such as cardiovascular risks, atrial fibrillation, diabetic mellitus, hypertension, or metabolic syndrome etc., or other manipulable risks.

Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Practice

AI application is increasing recently. Authors introduce basic concepting of how AI working and computing to assist professional physicians or researchers in clinical managements or basic researches.

Innovative Non-Invasive Interventions

Authors provide and update the innovative managements of non-invasive interventions for dementia such as gamma oscillation or other physical intervention with their clinical applications.

Brain Electrical Activity and Degenerative Processes

The new concepts of epileptic discharge, brain electrical activity to dementia, are also reported and summarized in the book to have a new vision of degenerative process of cerebral aging.

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