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Quick Scroll Isn't Alzheimers a Dx of Exclusion or is it more appropriate 04.30.08 (5 months ago) #1
I believe that you need a brain biopsy to definitively dx Alzheimers Dz....but it seems that patients w memory deterioration and neg neuro w/u get diagnosed with 'Alzheimers Disease.' I need some clarification between age related dementia and Alzheimers.

A very common communication challenge on OSCE tests is "Delivering bad news to a patient.....often Alzheimer's disease.' I'm trying to organize my thoughts as to how to break this news to a patient and explain....
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Quick Scroll 04.30.08 (5 months ago) #2
definite diagnosis is made on exclusion criteria, and regular follow up
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