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Association of White Matter Lesions, Cerebral Atrophy, Intracranial Extravascular Calcifications, and Ventricular-Communicating Hydrocephalus with Delirium Among Veterans.

Autor: Detweiler MB; From the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the Carilion Clinic-University of Virginia Roanoke-Salem Psychiatric Medicine Residency Program, Salem., Sherigar RM; From the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the Carilion Clinic-University of Virginia Roanoke-Salem Psychiatric Medicine Residency Program, Salem., Bader G; From the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the Carilion Clinic-University of Virginia Roanoke-Salem Psychiatric Medicine Residency Program, Salem., Sullivan K; From the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the Carilion Clinic-University of Virginia Roanoke-Salem Psychiatric Medicine Residency Program, Salem., Kenneth A; From the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the Carilion Clinic-University of Virginia Roanoke-Salem Psychiatric Medicine Residency Program, Salem., Kalafat N; From the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the Carilion Clinic-University of Virginia Roanoke-Salem Psychiatric Medicine Residency Program, Salem., Reddy P; From the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the Carilion Clinic-University of Virginia Roanoke-Salem Psychiatric Medicine Residency Program, Salem., Lutgens B; From the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the Carilion Clinic-University of Virginia Roanoke-Salem Psychiatric Medicine Residency Program, Salem.

Publikováno v: Southern medical journal [South Med J] 2017 Jun; Vol. 110 (6), pp. 432-439.