Case-based learning offers a unique and engaging approach to understanding how a clinician might perform a differential diagnosis for AD.
Delving into a clinical scenario provides valuable insights into the real-world complexities that a clinician may encounter during a diagnostic workup.
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Video Lectures
Case-based approach to differential diagnosis: Alzheimer’s disease
Viewing time: 6 minutes
Speaker: Dr. Ana Franceschi
In this video, Dr. Franceschi navigates an AD case study to demonstrate how neuroimaging can support a differential diagnosis.
Case-based approach to differential diagnosis: Behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia
Viewing time: 5 minutes
Speaker: Dr. Ana Franceschi
In this video, Dr. Franceschi navigates a case of behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia to demonstrate how neuroimaging can support a differential diagnosis.
Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease: Case-Based Conversations
In this clinical case series, experienced clinicians provide diagnostic insights into how they assessed people presenting with cognitive complaints - recognizing the variable presentation of early symptoms of AD.
Case-based conversation: Logopenic Variant Primary Progressive Aphasia
Viewing time: 15 minutes
Speaker: Dr. Carmela Tartaglia
In this video, Dr. Tartaglia reviews a case of Logopenic Variant Primary Progressive Aphasia, demonstrating how AD can have an atypical presentation.