Psychiatr. praxi. 2014;15(1):15-18

Mild cognitive impairment - Do we know more now?

MUDr.František Honzák1,2
1 Psychiatrická nemocnice v Kroměříži
2 Lékařská fakulta UP v Olomouci

Mild cognitive impairment is heterogenous entity comprising both subjective and objektive impairment of at lest one of cognitive functions.

Mild cognitive impairment is pathological condition, which is no more normal, but still not fulfilling kriteria for dementia. Review

describes historical context of terminology, basic diagnostic kriteria for mild cognitive impairment, differential diagnostics and outskirt

of therapeutic modalities of mild cognitive impairment.

Keywords: mild cognitive impairment, cognitive spectrum, cognitive functions, diagnostic kriteria, treatment of mild cognitive impairment

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