Oculo-visual changes and clinical considerations affecting older patients with dementia

Keyphrases

• Dementia 100%
• Patients with Dementia 100%
• Older Patients 100%
• Visual Changes 100%
• Clinical Considerations 100%
• Dementia with Lewy Bodies 37%
• Frontotemporal Dementia 37%
• Parkinson's Disease Dementia 37%
• Visual Function 25%
• Alzheimer's Disease 25%
• Pathological Changes 25%
• Visual Problems 25%
• Dementia Diseases 25%
• Saccadic Eye Movements 25%
• Alzheimer's Dementia 12%
• Visual Cortex 12%
• Visual Evoked Potentials 12%
• Retina 12%
• Optic Nerve 12%
• Number of Patients 12%
• Lewy Body Disease 12%
• Color Vision 12%
• Visual Acuity 12%
• Visual Hallucinations 12%
• Eye Care Professionals 12%
• Readability 12%
• Quality of Life 12%
• Refractive Error 12%
• Pupillary Response 12%
• Contrast Sensitivity 12%
• Cognitive Impairment 12%
• Visual Impairment 12%
• Crystalline Lens 12%
• Vascular Dementia 12%
• Cataract Surgery 12%
• Visuospatial Function 12%
• Object Identification 12%
• Smooth Pursuit Eye Movements 12%
• Mydriatics 12%
• Clinical Intervention 12%
• Ocular Function 12%
• Eye Care 12%
• Movement Change 12%
• Movement Dysfunction 12%
• Single Feature 12%
• Professional Needs 12%
• Visual Masking 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Diffuse Lewy Body Disease 100%
• Alzheimer's Disease 75%
• Parkinson's Disease 75%
• Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration 75%
• Vision 50%
• Eye Care 50%
• Saccadic Eye Movement 50%
• Visual Cortex 25%
• Visual Evoked Potential 25%
• Optic Nerve 25%
• Diagnosis 25%
• Color Vision 25%
• Visual Acuity 25%
• Physical Disease by Body Function 25%
• Quality of Life 25%
• Contrast Sensitivity 25%
• Refractive Error 25%
• Cognitive Defect 25%
• Visual Impairment 25%
• Clinician 25%
• Cataract Surgery 25%
• Vascular Dementia 25%
• Pupillary Response 25%
• Mydriatic Agent 25%
• Literacy 25%
• Visual Hallucination 25%
• Clinical Intervention 25%
• Visual Masking 25%