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| Journal Article | DZNE-2025-01334 |
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2025
Huber
Göttingen [u.a.]
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Abstract: Different criteria are used for the syndromal classification of cognitive deficits as Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). An online survey among neuropsychological professionals in the German Network of Memory Clinics (DNG) determined the status quo on the use of neuropsychological MCI criteria. The participants claimed to assess relevant cognitive domains and to consider subjective information (frequently to always in 72.1 %) and further diagnostic results for their syndromal decision (caregiver report: frequently to always in 81.4 %, imaging/biomarker results in 69.8 %). MCI is mostly further subcategorized (amnestic vs. nonamnestic MCI in 83.7 %, single vs. multidomain in 72.1 %). Within institutions, 67.4 % use standardized criteria, mostly those of Molinuevo et al. (2017; 23.3 %). Almost all investigators (93 %) feel confident in assigning a syndromal MCI diagnosis. The results reflect the use of standardized criteria within – but not across – institutions, providing a basis for harmonization as a long-term objective.
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