Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology 2005: Vol 18 Index & Table of Contents

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Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry
and Neurology
Volume 18, Number 1, 2005
Volume 18, Number 2, 2005
Volume 18, Number 3, 2005
Volume 18, Number 4, 2005
AUTHORS CHOI, STEVEN J., KELVIN O. LIM, ISABEL MONTEIRO,
and BARRY REISBERG, “Diffusion Tensor Imaging
AARSLAND, DAG, see Janvin, C. C. of Frontal White Matter Microstructure in Early
ABARBANEL, JACOB M., see Osimani, A. Alzheimer’s Disease: A Preliminary Study,” 12.
ABBOTT, ROBERT D., see White, L. COATS, MARY, and JOHN C. MORRIS, “Antecedent Bio-
ADAMIS, DIMITRIOS, CATRIONA MORRISON, ADRIAN markers of Alzheimer’s Disease: The Adult Children
TRELOAR, ALASTAIR J. D. MACDONALD, and Study,” 242.
FINBARR C. MARTIN, “The Performance of the Clock COOK, JOAN M., and CASEY O’DONNELL, “Assessment
Drawing Test in Elderly Medical Inpatients: Does it and Psychological Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress
Have Utility in the Identification of Delirium?” 129. Disorder in Older Adults,” 61.
AEBI, C., see Diehl, J. CUPPLES, L. ADRIENNE, see Roberts, J. S.
AHUJA, ANIL T., see Tang, W. K. DAVIS, DARON, see White, L.
ATHWAL, HERMAN §., see Aulakh, J. S. DEBANNE, SARA M., see Fritsch, T.
AULAKH, JASDEEP S., JAMES W. HAWKINS, HERMAN DIEHL, J., A. U. MONSCH, C. AEBI, S. WAGENPFEIL,
S. ATHWAL, JAVAID I. SHEIKH, JEROME YESAV- S. KRAPP, T. GRIMMER, W. SEELEY, H. FORSTL,
AGE, and JARED R. TINKLENBERG, “Tolerability and A. KURZ, “Frontotemporal Dementia, Semantic
and Effectiveness of Lamotrigine in Complex Elderly Dementia, and Alzheimer’s Disease: The Contribution
Patients,” 8. of Standard Neuropsychological Tests to Differential
BACKMAN, LARS, see McArdle, J. J. Diagnosis,” 39.
BERGER, ANDREA, see Osimani, A. ERCOLI, LINDA, PRAB HA SIDDARTH, TRACY HAR-
BERGER, GABRIELE, TANJA BERNHARDT, ERIK RISON, ELVIRA JIMENEZ, and LISSY F. JARVIK,
WEIMER, JUERGEN PETERS, TILMAN KRATZSCH, “Similar Neurocognitive Performance of Adults With
and LUTZ FROLICH, “Longitudinal Study on the and Without a History of Parental Alzheimer’s Dis-
Relationship Between Symptomatology of Dementia ease: A Pilot Study,” 208.
and Levels of Subjective Burden and Depression FISKE, AMY, see Gatz, M.
Among Family Caregivers in Memory Clinic Patients,” FLINT, ALISTAIR, see Spira, A. P.
119. FORSTL, H., see Diehl, J.
BERNHARDT, TANJA, see Berger, G. FRATIGLIONI, LAURA, see Gatz, M.; McArdle, J. J.
BLACK, BENJAMIN, SUNANDA MURALEE, and FREIMER, NELSON, see Jarvik, L. F.
RAJESH R. TAMPI, “Inappropriate Sexual Behaviors FRIEDLAND, ROBERT P., see Fritsch, T.
in Dementia,” 155. FRIEDMAN, JOSHUA, see Osimani, A.
BLANK, STEPHEN, see Cassidy, E. L.; Lenze, E. J. FRIEDMAN, LEAH, see Spira, A. P.
BLAZER, DAN, see Jarvik, L. F. FRITSCH, THOMAS, KATHLEEN A. SMYTH, SARA
BORENSTEIN, AMY R., see Mortimer, J. A. M. DEBANNE, GRACE J. PETOT, and ROBERT P.
CARMELLI, DORIT, see Swan, G. E. FRIEDLAND, “Participation in Novelty-Seeking Lei-
CASSIDY, ERIN L., SEAN LAUDERDALE, JAVAID sure Activities and Alzheimer’s Disease,” 134.
I. SHEIKH, ERIC J. LENZE, JORDAN F. KARP, FROLICH, LUTZ, see Berger, G.
BENOIT H. MULSANT, STEPHEN BLANK, M. FUJISAWA, YOSHIKATSU, see Terada, S.
KATHERINE SHEAR, PATRICIA R. HOUCK, and FULLERTON, LAURA, see Orengo, C. A.
CHARLES F. REYNOLDS III, “Mixed Anxiety and GATZ, MARGARET, AMY FISKE, CHANDRA A. REYN-
Depression in Older Adults: Clinical Characteristics OLDS, BOO JOHANSSON, LAURA FRATIGLIONTI,
and Management,” 83. and NANCY L. PEDERSEN, “Performance on Neu-
CHAN, SANDRA S. M., see Tang, W. K.; Tang, W. K. rocognitive Tests by Co-Twins to Dementia Cases
CHIU, HELEN F. K., see Tang, W. K.; Tang, W. K. Compared to Normal Control Twins,” 202.
© 2005 Sage Publications
Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry
and Neurology
Volume 18, Number 1, 2005
Volume 18, Number 2, 2005
Volume 18, Number 3, 2005
Volume 18, Number 4, 2005
AUTHORS CHOI, STEVEN J., KELVIN O. LIM, ISABEL MONTEIRO,
and BARRY REISBERG, “Diffusion Tensor Imaging
AARSLAND, DAG, see Janvin, C. C. of Frontal White Matter Microstructure in Early
ABARBANEL, JACOB M., see Osimani, A. Alzheimer’s Disease: A Preliminary Study,” 12.
ABBOTT, ROBERT D., see White, L. COATS, MARY, and JOHN C. MORRIS, “Antecedent Bio-
ADAMIS, DIMITRIOS, CATRIONA MORRISON, ADRIAN markers of Alzheimer’s Disease: The Adult Children
TRELOAR, ALASTAIR J. D. MACDONALD, and Study,” 242.
FINBARR C. MARTIN, “The Performance of the Clock COOK, JOAN M., and CASEY O’DONNELL, “Assessment
Drawing Test in Elderly Medical Inpatients: Does it and Psychological Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress
Have Utility in the Identification of Delirium?” 129. Disorder in Older Adults,” 61.
AEBI, C., see Diehl, J. CUPPLES, L. ADRIENNE, see Roberts, J. S.
AHUJA, ANIL T., see Tang, W. K. DAVIS, DARON, see White, L.
ATHWAL, HERMAN §., see Aulakh, J. S. DEBANNE, SARA M., see Fritsch, T.
AULAKH, JASDEEP S., JAMES W. HAWKINS, HERMAN DIEHL, J., A. U. MONSCH, C. AEBI, S. WAGENPFEIL,
S. ATHWAL, JAVAID I. SHEIKH, JEROME YESAV- S. KRAPP, T. GRIMMER, W. SEELEY, H. FORSTL,
AGE, and JARED R. TINKLENBERG, “Tolerability and A. KURZ, “Frontotemporal Dementia, Semantic
and Effectiveness of Lamotrigine in Complex Elderly Dementia, and Alzheimer’s Disease: The Contribution
Patients,” 8. of Standard Neuropsychological Tests to Differential
BACKMAN, LARS, see McArdle, J. J. Diagnosis,” 39.
BERGER, ANDREA, see Osimani, A. ERCOLI, LINDA, PRAB HA SIDDARTH, TRACY HAR-
BERGER, GABRIELE, TANJA BERNHARDT, ERIK RISON, ELVIRA JIMENEZ, and LISSY F. JARVIK,
WEIMER, JUERGEN PETERS, TILMAN KRATZSCH, “Similar Neurocognitive Performance of Adults With
and LUTZ FROLICH, “Longitudinal Study on the and Without a History of Parental Alzheimer’s Dis-
Relationship Between Symptomatology of Dementia ease: A Pilot Study,” 208.
and Levels of Subjective Burden and Depression FISKE, AMY, see Gatz, M.
Among Family Caregivers in Memory Clinic Patients,” FLINT, ALISTAIR, see Spira, A. P.
119. FORSTL, H., see Diehl, J.
BERNHARDT, TANJA, see Berger, G. FRATIGLIONI, LAURA, see Gatz, M.; McArdle, J. J.
BLACK, BENJAMIN, SUNANDA MURALEE, and FREIMER, NELSON, see Jarvik, L. F.
RAJESH R. TAMPI, “Inappropriate Sexual Behaviors FRIEDLAND, ROBERT P., see Fritsch, T.
in Dementia,” 155. FRIEDMAN, JOSHUA, see Osimani, A.
BLANK, STEPHEN, see Cassidy, E. L.; Lenze, E. J. FRIEDMAN, LEAH, see Spira, A. P.
BLAZER, DAN, see Jarvik, L. F. FRITSCH, THOMAS, KATHLEEN A. SMYTH, SARA
BORENSTEIN, AMY R., see Mortimer, J. A. M. DEBANNE, GRACE J. PETOT, and ROBERT P.
CARMELLI, DORIT, see Swan, G. E. FRIEDLAND, “Participation in Novelty-Seeking Lei-
CASSIDY, ERIN L., SEAN LAUDERDALE, JAVAID sure Activities and Alzheimer’s Disease,” 134.
I. SHEIKH, ERIC J. LENZE, JORDAN F. KARP, FROLICH, LUTZ, see Berger, G.
BENOIT H. MULSANT, STEPHEN BLANK, M. FUJISAWA, YOSHIKATSU, see Terada, S.
KATHERINE SHEAR, PATRICIA R. HOUCK, and FULLERTON, LAURA, see Orengo, C. A.
CHARLES F. REYNOLDS III, “Mixed Anxiety and GATZ, MARGARET, AMY FISKE, CHANDRA A. REYN-
Depression in Older Adults: Clinical Characteristics OLDS, BOO JOHANSSON, LAURA FRATIGLIONTI,
and Management,” 83. and NANCY L. PEDERSEN, “Performance on Neu-
CHAN, SANDRA S. M., see Tang, W. K.; Tang, W. K. rocognitive Tests by Co-Twins to Dementia Cases
CHIU, HELEN F. K., see Tang, W. K.; Tang, W. K. Compared to Normal Control Twins,” 202.
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Index 257
GESCHWIND, DANIEL, see Jarvik, L. F. LIM, KELVIN O., see Choi, S. J.
GOKHMAN, IZABELLA, see Jarvik, L. F. LYKOURAS, LEFTERIS, see Paraskevas, G. P.
GOSCHE, KAREN M.., see Mortimer, J. A. MACDONALD, ALASTAIR J. D., see Adamis, D.
GREEN, ROBERT C., see Roberts, J. S. MAMALIT, IOANNA, see Paraskevas, G. P.
GRIM, MICHAEL A., see Orbelo, D. M. MANLY, JENNIFER J., NICOLE SCHUPF, MING-X.
GRIMMER, T., see Diehl, J. TANG, and YAAKOV STERN, “Cognitive Decline and
HARDMAN, JOHN, see White, L. Literacy Among Ethnically Diverse Elders,” 213.
HARKER, JUDITH, see Jarvik, L. F. MARKESBERY, WILLIAM, see White, L.
HARRISON, TRACY, see Ercoli, L.; Jarvik, L. F. MARTIN, FINBARR C., see Adamis, D.
HAWKINS, JAMES W., see Aulakh, J. S. MASAKI, KAMAL, see White, L.
HERMANN, BRUCE, see Sager, M. A. MATSUYAMA, STEVEN, see Jarvik, L. F.
HOLT, LORI, see Jarvik, L. F. McARDLE, JOHN J., BRENT J. SMALL, LARS BACK-
HOUCK, PATRICIA R., see Cassidy, E. L.; Lenze, E. J. MAN, and LAURA FRATIGLIONI, “Longitudinal
ISHIHARA, TAKESHI, see Terada, S. Models of Growth and Survival Applied to the Early
ISHIZU, HIDEKI, see Terada, S. Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease,” 234.
JANVIN, CARMEN CRISTEA, DAG AARSLAND, and MOHLMAN, JAN, “Does Executive Dysfunction Affect
JAN PETTER LARSEN, “Cognitive Predictors of Treatment Outcome in Late-life Mood and Anxiety
Dementia in Parkinson’s Disease: A Community- Disorders?” 97.
Based, 4-Year Longitudinal Study,” 149. MOK, VINCENT, see Tang, W. K.; Tang, W. K.
JARVIK, LISSY F., see Ercoli, L. MONSCH, A. U., see Diehl, J.
JARVIK, LISSY F., ASENATH La RUE, IZABELLA MONTEIRO, ISABEL, see Choi, S. J.
GOKHMAN, TRACY HARRISON, LORI HOLT, MORRIS, JOHN C., see Coats, M.
BILL STEH, JUDITH HARKER, SCOTT LARSON, MORRISON, CATRIONA, see Adamis, D.
PAULINE YARALIAN, STEVEN MATSUYAMA, MORTIMER, JAMES A., AMY R. BORENSTEIN,
NATALIE RASGON, DANIEL GESCHWIND, KAREN M. GOSCHE and DAVID A. SNOWDON,
NELSON FREIMER, ELVIRA JIMENEZ, and “Very Early Detection of Alzheimer Neuropathology
JEFFREY SCHAEFFER, “Middle-Aged Children of and the Role of Brain Reserve in Modifying Its Clini-
Alzheimer Parents,A Pilot Study: Stable Neurocogni- cal Expression,” 218.
tive Performance at 20-Year Follow-up,” 187. MULSANT, BENOIT H.., see Cassidy, E. L.; Lenze, E. J.
JARVIK, LISSY F., and DAN BLAZER, “Children of MURALEE, SUNANDA, see Black, B.
Alzheimer Patients: An Overview,” 181. NAKASHIMA, HANAE, see Terada, S.
JIMENEZ, ELVIRA, see Ercoli, L.; Jarvik, L. F. NAKASHIMA, TADAO, see Terada, S.
JOHANSSON, BOO, see Gatz, M. NAKASHIMA, YOSHIHIKO, see Terada, S.
KAPAKI, ELIZABETH, see Paraskevas, G. P. NELSON, JAMES, see White, L.
KARP, JORDAN F., see Cassidy, E. L.; Lenze, E. J. O'DONNELL, CASEY, see Cook, J. M.
KRAPP, S., see Diehl, J. ORBELO, DIANA M., MICHAEL A. GRIM, RICHARD E.
KRATZSCH, TILMAN, see Berger, G. TALBOTT, and ELLIOTT D. ROSS, “Impaired Com-
KUGO, AKI, see Terada, S. prehension of Affective Prosody in Elderly Subjects Is
KUNIK, MARK E., see Orengo, C. A. Not Predicted by Age-Related Hearing Loss or Age-
KURODA, SHIGETOSHI, see Terada, S. Related Cognitive Decline,” 25.
KURZ, A., see Diehl, J. ORENGO, CLAUDIA A., LAURA FULLERTON, and
KWOK, TIMOTHY C. Y., see Tang, W. K.; Tang, W. K. MARK E. KUNIK, “Safety and Efficacy of Testoster-
LAM, WYNNIE W. M., see Tang, W. K. one Gel 1% Augmentation in Depressed Men With
LARSEN, JAN PETTER, see Janvin, C. C. Partial Response to Antidepressant Therapy,” 20.
LARSON, SCOTT, see Jarvik, L. F. OSIMANI, ALICIA, ANDREA BERGER, JOSHUA
LA RUE, ASENATH, see Jarvik, L. F.; Sager; M. A.; FRIEDMAN, BAT-SHEBA PORAT-KATZ, and JACOB
Swan, G.E. M. ABARBANEL, “Neuropsychology of Vitamin B,,
LAUDERDALE, SEAN, see Cassidy, E. L. Deficiency in Elderly Dementia Patients and Control
LENZE, ERIC J., see Cassidy, E. L. Subjects,” 33.
LENZE, ERIC J., JORDAN F. KARP, BENOIT M. PARASKEVAS, GEORGE P., ELIZABETH KAPAKI,
MULSANT, STEPHEN BLANK, M. KATHERINE IOANNIS LIAPPAS, IOULIA THEOTOKA, IOANNA
SHEAR, PATRICIA R. HOUCK, and CHARLES E. MAMALI, CHRISTOS ZOURNAS, and LEFTERIS
REYNOLDS III, “Somatic Symptons in Late-Life LYKOURAS, “The Diagnostic Value of Cerebrospinal
Anxiety: Treatment Issues,” 89. Fluid Tau Protein in Dementing and Nondementing
LESSOV-SCHLAGGAR, CHRISTINA N., see Swan, G. E. Neuropsychiatric Disorders,” 163.
LIAPPAS, IOANNIS, see Paraskevas, G. P. PATTERSON, THOMAS L., see Wetherell, J. L.
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PEDERSEN, NANCY L., see Gatz, M. TANAKA, YUJI, see Terada, S.
PETERS, JUERGEN, see Berger, G. TANG, MING-X., see Manly, J. J.
PETOT, GRACE J., see Fritsch, T. TANG, WAI KWONG, SANDRA S. M. CHAN, HELEN F.
PETROVITCH, HELEN, see White, L. K. CHIU, GABOR S. UNGVARI, KA SING WONG,
PORAT-KATZ, BAT-SHEBA, see Osimani, A. TIMOTHY C. Y. KWOK, VINCENT MOK, K. T.
RASGON, NATALIE, see Jarvik, L. F. WONG, POLLY S. RICHARDS, and ANIL T. AHUJA,
REISBERG, BARRY, see Choi, S. J. “Poststroke Depression in Chinese Patients: Fre-
RELKIN, NORMAN R., see Roberts, J. S. quency, Psychosocial, Clinical, and Radiological
REYNOLDS, CHANDRA A., see Gatz, M. Determinants,” 45.
REYNOLDS III, CHARLES F.,, see Cassidy, E. L.; Lenze, TANG, WAI KWONG, VINCENT MOK, SANDRA S&S.
EK. J. M. CHAN, HELEN F. K. CHIU, KA SING WONG,
RICHARDS, POLLY §&., see Tang, W. K. TIMOTHY C. Y. KWOK, WYNNIE W. M. LAM, and
RINGMAN, JOHN M., “What the Study of Persons At Risk GABOR S. UNGVARI, “Screening of Dementia in
for Familial Alzheimer’s Disease Can Tell Us About Stroke Patients With Lacunar Infarcts: Comparison
the Earliest Stages of the Disorder: A Review,” 228. of the Mattis Dementia Rating Scale and the Mini-
ROBERTS, J. SCOTT, L. ADRIENNE CUPPLES, Mental State Examination,” 3.
NORMAN R. RELKIN, PETER J. WHITEHOUSE, TERADA, SEISHI, HIDEKI ISHIZU, YOSHIKATSU
and ROBERT C. GREEN, “Genetic Risk Assessment FUJISAWA, OSAMU YOKOTA, AKI KUGO, HANAE
for Adult Children of People With Alzheimer’s Disease: NAKASHIMA, YUJI TANAKA, TAKESHI ISHIHARA,
The Risk Evaluation and Education for Alzheimer’s TADAO NAKASHIMA, YOSHIHIKO NAKASHIMA,
Disease (REVEAL) Study,” 250. KEN SASAKI, and SHIGETOSHI KURODA, “Delu-
ROSS, ELLIOTT D., see Orbelo, D. M. sion of Theft and Phantom Intruder Delusion in
ROSS, G. WEBSTER, see White, L. Demented Elderly Patients in Japan,” 142.
SAGER, MARK A., BRUCE HERMANN, and ASENATH THEOTOKA, IOULIA, see Paraskevas, G. P.
LA RUE, “Middle-Aged Children of Persons with THORP, STEVEN R., see Wetherell, J. L.
Alzheimer’s Disease: APOE Genotypes and Cognitive TINKLENBERG, JARED R., see Aulakh, J. S.
Function in the Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer’s TRELOAR, ADRIAN, see Adamis, D.
Prevention,” 245. UNGVARI, GABOR S., see Tang, W. K.; Tang, W. K.
SASAKI, KEN, see Terada, S. WAGENPFEIL, S., see Diehl, J.
SCHAEFFER, JEFFREY, see Jarvik, L. F. WEIMER, ERIK, see Berger, G.
SCHELLENBERG, GERARD D., see Swan, G. E. WETHERELL, JULIE LOEBACH, JOHN T. SORRELL,
SCHUPF, NICOLE, see Manly, J. J. STEVEN R. THORP, and THOMAS L. PATTERSON,
SEELEY, W., see Diehl, J. “Psychological Interventions for Late-Life Anxiety: A
SHEAR, M. KATHERINE, see Cassidy, E. L.; Lenze, E. J. Review and Early Lessons From the CALM Study,” 72.
SHEIKH, JAVAID I., see Aulakh, J. S.; Cassidy, E. L.; Spira, WHITE, LON, BRENT J. SMALL, HELEN PETROVITCH,
A. P. G. WEBSTER ROSS, KAMAL MASAKI, ROBERT
SHEIKH, JAVAID I., “Investigations of Anxiety in Older D. ABBOTT, JOHN HARDMAN, DARON DAVIS,
Adults: Recent Advances and Future Directions,” 59. JAMES NELSON, and WILLIAM MARKESBERY,
SIDDARTH, PRABHA, see Ercoli, L. “Recent Clinical-Pathologic Research on the Causes
SMALL, BRENT J., see McArdle, J. J.; White, L. of Dementia in Late Life: Update From the Honolulu-
SMYTH, KATHLEEN A., see Fritsch, T. Asia Aging Study,” 224.
SNOWDON, DAVID A., see Mortimer, J. A. WHITEHOUSE, PETER J., see Roberts, J. S.
SORRELL, JOHN T., see Wetherell, J. L. WONG, KA SING, see Tang, W. K.; Tang, W. K.
SPIRA, ADAM P., LEAH FRIEDMAN, ALISTAIR FLINT, WONG, K.T., see Tang, W. K.
and JAVAID I. SHEIKH, “Interaction of Sleep Distur- YARALIAN, PAULINE, see Jarvik, L. F.
bances and Anxiety in Later Life: Perspectives and YESAVAGE, JEROME, see Aulakh, J. S.
Recommendations for Future Research,” 109. YOKOTA, OSAMU, see Terada, S.
STEH, BILL, see Jarvik, L. F. ZONDERMAN, ALAN B., “Predicting Alzheimer’s Disease
STERN, YAAKOV, see Manly, J. J. in the Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging,” 192.
SWAN, GARY E., CHRISTINA N. LESSOV-SCHLAGGAR, ZOURNAS, CHRISTOS, see Paraskevas, G. P.
DORIT CARMELLI, GERARD D. SCHELLENBERG,
and ASENATH La RUE, “Apolipoprotein E ¢4 and ARTICLES
Change in Cognitive Functioning in Community-
Dwelling Older Adults,” 196. “Antecedent Biomarkers of Alzheimer’s Disease: The Adult
TALBOTT, RICHARD E., see Orbelo, D. M. Children Study,” Coats and Morris, 242.
TAMPI, RAJESH R., see Black, B.
Index 259
“Apolipoprotein E e4 and Change in Cognitive Function- the Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer’s Prevention,”
ing in Community-Dwelling Older Adults,” Swan et Sager et al., 245.
al., 196. “Mixed Anxiety and Depression in Older Adults: Clinical
“Assessment and Psychological Treatment of Posttrau- Characteristics and Management,” Cassidy et al.,
matic Stress Disorder in Older Adults,” Cook and 83.
O’Donnell, 61. “Neuropsychology of Vitamin B,, Deficiency in Elderly
“Children of Alzheimer Patients: An Overview,” Jarvik Dementia Patients and Control Subjects,” Osimani
and Blazer, 181. et al., 33.
“Cognitive Decline and Literacy Among Ethnically Diverse “Participation in Novelty-Seeking Leisure Activities and
Elders,” Manly et al., 213. Alzheimer’s Disease,” Fritsch et al., 134.
“Cognitive Predictors of Dementia in Parkinson’s Disease: “Performance on Neurocognitive Tests by Co-Twins to
A Community-Based, 4-Year Longitudinal Study,” Dementia Cases Compared to Normal Control Twins,”
Janvin et al., 149. Gatz et al., 202.
“Delusion of Theft and Phantom Intruder Delusion in “The Performance of the Clock Drawing Test in Elderly
Demented Elderly Patients in Japan,” Terada et al., Medical Inpatients: Does It Have Utility in the Iden-
142. tification of Delirium?” Adamis et al., 129.
“The Diagnostic Value of Cerebrospinal Fluid Tau Protein “Poststroke Depression in Chinese Patients: Frequency,
in Dementing and Nondementing Neuropsychiatric Psychosocial, Clinical, and Radiological Determi-
Disorders,” Paraskevas et al., 163. nants,” Tang et al., 45.
“Diffusion Tensor Imaging of Frontal White Matter Micro- “Predicting Alzheimer’s Disease in the Baltimore Longi-
structure in Early Alzheimer’s Disease: A Preliminary tudinal Study of Aging,” Zonderman, 192.
Study,’ Choi et al., 12. “Psychological Interventions for Late-Life Anxiety: A
“Does Executive Dysfunction Affect Treatment Outcome Review and Early Lessons From the CALM Study,”
in Late-Life Mood and Anxiety Disorders?” Mohlman, Wetherell et al., 72.
97. “Recent Clinical-Pathologic Research on the Causes of
“Frontotemporal Dementia, Semantic Dementia, and Dementia in Late Life: Update From the Honolulu-
Alzheimer’s Disease: The Contribution of Standard Asia Aging Study,” White et al., 224.
Neuropsychological Tests to Differential Diagnosis,” “Safety and Efficacy of Testosterone Gel 1% Augmentation
Diehl et al., 39. in Depressed Men With Partial Response to Antide-
“Genetic Risk Assessment for Adult Children of People pressant Therapy,” Orengo et al., 20.
With Alzheimer’s Disease: The Risk Evaluation and “Screening of Dementia in Stroke Patients With Lacunar
Education for Alzheimer’s Disease (REVEAL) Study,” Infarcts: Comparison of the Mattis Dementia Rating
Roberts et al., 250. Scale and the Mini-Mental State Examination,” Tang
“Impaired Comprehension of Affective Prosody in Elderly et al., 3.
Subjects Is Not Predicted by Age-Related Hearing “Similar Neurocognitive Performance of Adults With and
Loss or Age-Related Cognitive Decline,” Orbelo et Without a History of Parental Alzheimer’s Disease: A
al., 25. Pilot Study,” Ercoli et al., 208.
“Inappropriate Sexual Behaviors in Dementia,” Black et “Somatic Symptoms in Late-Life Anxiety: Treatment
al., 155. Issues,” Lenze et al., 89.
“Interaction of Sleep Disturbances and Anxiety in Later “Tolerability and Effectiveness of Lamotrigine in Complex
Life: Perspectives and Recommendations for Future Elderly Patients,” Aulakh et al., 8.
Research,” Spira et al., 109. “Very Early Detection of Alzheimer Neuropathology and
“Investigations of Anxiety in Older Adults: Recent the Role of Brain Reserve in Modifying Its Clinical
Advances and Future Directions,” Sheikh, 59. Expression,” Mortimer et al., 218.
“Longitudinal Models of Growth and Survival Applied to “What the Study of Persons At Risk for Familial Alzheim-
the Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease,” McArdle er’s Disease Can Tell Us About the Earliest Stages of
et al., 234. Disorder: A Review,” Ringman, 228.
“Longitudinal Study on the Relationship Between Symp-
tomatology of Dementia and Levels of Subjective SUBJECT INDEX
Burden and Depression Among Family Caregivers in
Memory Clinic Patients,” Berger et al., 119. Aggression, geriatrics, 8
“Middle-Aged Children of Alzheimer Parents, A Pilot Aging, 25, 61, 97, 192
Study: Stable Neurocognitive Performance at 20-Year see also Older adults
Follow-up,” Jarvik et al., 187. Agitation, geriatrics, 8
“Middle-Aged Children of Persons With Alzheimer’s Dis- Alzheimer’s disease (AD)
ease: APOE Genotypes and Cognitive Function in biomarkers, 218, 242
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children of patients, 181, 187, 208, 228, 245 tau protein, 163
cobalamin deficiency (CD), 33 and twins, 202
diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), 12 see also Alzheimer’s disease (AD)
early prediction, 234 Depression
genetic testing, 250 and anxiety, 83
leisure time activity, 134 risk factors, 45
neuropathological criteria, 224 testosterone, 20
predicting, 192 Diagnosis, clinical, 224
tau protein, 163 Differential diagnosis, 39
and twins, 202 Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), 12
see also Dementia Diversity, 213
Animal fluency, 39 Early prediction, 234
Antecedent biomarkers, see Biomarkers Elderly
Anxiety cognitive decline, 196
CALM Study, 72 delirium, 129
and depression, 83 insomnia, 109
and insomnia, 109 lamotrigine, 8
research efforts, 59 and testosterone, 20
somatic symptoms, 89 and twins, 202
Apolipoprotein E ¢4, 196, 245, 250 see also Older adults
Aprosodia, 25 Emotional health, 97
Attitudinal prosody, 25 Ethnic diversity, 213
Behave-AD, 119 Executive functioning (EF), 97, 149
Behavioral disturbance, 155 Family history, see Children of AD patients
3ehavioural Abnormalities in Alzheimer’s Disease Rating Fractional anisotrophy, 12
Scale (Behave-AD), 119 Frontal lobes, 12
siomarkers, 218, 242 Frontotemporal dementia (FTD), 39
30ston Naming test, 39 Gender differences, 196
CALM Study, 72 Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), see Anxiety
Caregiver burden, 119 Genetic testing, 250
CERAD-NAB, 39 Geriatric depression scale (GDS), 119
Cerebrospinal fluid, 163 Geriatrics, 8, 83
Children of AD patients, 181, 187, 208, 228, 245 see also Aging; Older adults
Chinese patients, 45 Global deterioration scale, 119
Clinical course, 119 Growth-survival modeling, 234
Clinical diagnosis, 224 Health care,:72
Clock Drawing Test (CDT), 129 Hearing, 25
Cobalamin deficiency (CD), 33 Hypersexuality, 155
Cognition, 25 IADL, 119
Cognitive decline, 196, 213 Idiopathic Parkinson’s Disease (PD), 149, 163
Cognitive predictors, 149 Inappropriate sexual behaviors, 155
Controlling Anxiety in Later-Life Medical Patients (CALM) Insomnia, 109
Study, 72 Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Scale (IADL),
Delirium, 129 119
Delusion of theft, 142 Intruder delusion, 142
Dementia Lamotrigine, 8
and caregiver burden, 119 Late-life anxiety, see Anxiety
cobalamin deficiency (CD), 33 Leisure time activity, 134
cognitive predictors, 149 Literacy, 213
delusion of theft, 142 Longitudinal studies, 187, 192, 242
frontctemporal dementia (FTD), 39 Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), 12
inappropriate sexual behaviors, 155 Mattis Dementia Rating Scale (MDRS), 3
lamotrigine, 8 Mental health, 97
predicting, 149, 192 see also Anxiety; Depression
screening, 3 Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE), 3, 119, 208
semantic dementia (SD), 39 Neurocognitive decline, 187, 208
Index 261
Neuropathological criteria, 224 PSMS, 119
Neuropsychological tests, 202 Psychometrics, 129
NOSGER, 119 Racial diversity, 213
Novelty seeking, 134 Risk assessment, 250
Nurses Observation Scale for Geriatric Patients (NOS- Semantic dementia (SD), 39
GER), 1198 Sexual behaviors, inappropriate, 155
Offspring, see Children of AD patients Shared parameter models, 234
Older adults Short syndrome test, 119
cognitive decline, 196 Sleep, 109
insomnia, 109 Somatic symptoms, 89
mental health, 59, 83 Stroke, 45
see also Aging; Elderly Stroke patients, 3
Pain, 89 Tau protein, 163
Parkinson’s disease (PD), 149, 163 Testosterone, 20
Phantom intruder delusion, 142 Twins, 202
Physical Self Maintenance Scale (PSMS), 119 Vascular dementia, 142
Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), 61 see also Dementia
Primary health care, 72 White matter (WM), 12
Prospective study, 192