Authors :
Kanaga K.; Miriyam Claudish AJ.; Tharani S.; Karthika J.
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 7 - July
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8220968
Abstract :
Multi-infarct dementia (MID) is a prevalent
cause of dementia in older adults. In the current report,
we look at a small acute haematoma in the right parietal
lobe, a small infarct in the right thalamus and occipital
lobe, a multiple chronic infarct in both cerebral
hemispheres and a mild subdural hygroma over bilateral
cerebral convexity caused by Diabetes and Coronary
Artery Disease. A 86-year-old man patient was diagnosed
with Multi-infarct dementia, Acute ICH in the right
parietal lobe, Chronic subdural hygroma and Vitamin D3
insufficiency. The patient was administered with
Diuretics, Anti-convulsants, Anti-Depressants,
Cholinesterase Inhibitors, Antibiotics, Psychostimulants,
Nootropics and Anti-hyperlipidemic drugs. Early
identification, proper Blood Pressure (BP) management
and therapy are all required for the treatment of Multi-
Infarct Dementia.
Multi-infarct dementia (MID) is a prevalent
cause of dementia in older adults. In the current report,
we look at a small acute haematoma in the right parietal
lobe, a small infarct in the right thalamus and occipital
lobe, a multiple chronic infarct in both cerebral
hemispheres and a mild subdural hygroma over bilateral
cerebral convexity caused by Diabetes and Coronary
Artery Disease. A 86-year-old man patient was diagnosed
with Multi-infarct dementia, Acute ICH in the right
parietal lobe, Chronic subdural hygroma and Vitamin D3
insufficiency. The patient was administered with
Diuretics, Anti-convulsants, Anti-Depressants,
Cholinesterase Inhibitors, Antibiotics, Psychostimulants,
Nootropics and Anti-hyperlipidemic drugs. Early
identification, proper Blood Pressure (BP) management
and therapy are all required for the treatment of Multi-
Infarct Dementia.
