Infectious causes of dementia - Revision history

Aidan: Text replacement - "Creutzfeld-Jakob disease" to "Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease"

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Text replacement - "Creutzfeld-Jakob disease" to "Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease"

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	** [[Neurocysticercosis]] (rarely)		** [[Neurocysticercosis]] (rarely)
	* '''Prion'''		* '''Prion'''
	** [[~~Creutzfeld~~-Jakob disease]]		** [[Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease]]

	[[Category:CNS infections]]		[[Category:CNS infections]]

Aidan: /* Differential Diagnosis */ linkified

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Differential Diagnosis: linkified

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	* '''Viral'''		* '''Viral'''
	** Viral encephalitis (usually reversible)		** Viral encephalitis (usually reversible)
	*** [[Herpesviruses]], including HSV-1, HSV-2, EBV, HHV-6, HHV-7 (and CMV and VZV, in immunocompromised people)		*** [[Herpesviruses]], including [[HSV-1]], [[HSV-2]], [[EBV]], [[HHV-6]], [[HHV-7]] (and [[CMV]] and [[VZV]], in immunocompromised people)
	*** [[Arboviruses]]		*** [[Arboviruses]]
	*** [[Enteroviruses]]		*** [[Enteroviruses]]

Aidan: /* Differential Diagnosis */

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Differential Diagnosis

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	== Differential Diagnosis ==		== Differential Diagnosis ==

	* Bacterial		* '''Bacterial'''
	** [[Syphilis]], usually as general paralysis with emotional incontinence, irritability, grandiosity, euphoria, poor insight, apathy, delusions, and cognitive impairment		** [[Syphilis]], usually as general paralysis with emotional incontinence, irritability, grandiosity, euphoria, poor insight, apathy, delusions, and cognitive impairment
	** [[Lyme disease\|Lyme meningoencephalomyelitis]], with impaired executive function and reduced attention		** [[Lyme disease\|Lyme meningoencephalomyelitis]], with impaired executive function and reduced attention
	** Sequela of [[bacterial meningitis]]		** Sequela of [[bacterial meningitis]]
	** [[Whipple disease]]		** [[Whipple disease]]
	* Viral		* '''Viral'''
	** Viral encephalitis (usually reversible)		** Viral encephalitis (usually reversible)
	*** [[Herpesviruses]], including HSV-1, HSV-2, EBV, HHV-6, HHV-7 (and CMV and VZV, in immunocompromised people)		*** [[Herpesviruses]], including HSV-1, HSV-2, EBV, HHV-6, HHV-7 (and CMV and VZV, in immunocompromised people)
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	*** [[Enteroviruses]]		*** [[Enteroviruses]]
	** [[HIV]]-associated dementia: motor slowing, depressed mood, impaired recall but not recognition, poor visuospatial skills, and impaired executive function		** [[HIV]]-associated dementia: motor slowing, depressed mood, impaired recall but not recognition, poor visuospatial skills, and impaired executive function
	*** Also, HIV-associated opportunistic infections including toxoplasmosis, cryptococcus, and CMV		*** Also, HIV-associated opportunistic infections including [[toxoplasmosis]], [[cryptococcus]], and [[CMV]]
	** [[Hepatitis C virus]]		** [[Hepatitis C virus]]
	** [[Measles]] (subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, SSPE)		** [[Measles]] (subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, SSPE)
	* Fungal		* '''Fungal'''
	** [[Cryptococcus]]		** [[Cryptococcus]]
	* Parasitic		* '''Parasitic'''
	** [[Neurocysticercosis]] (rarely)		** [[Neurocysticercosis]] (rarely)
	* Prion		* '''Prion'''
	** [[Creutzfeld-Jakob disease]]		** [[Creutzfeld-Jakob disease]]

Aidan at 15:21, 17 August 2019

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	= Differential Diagnosis =		== Differential Diagnosis ==

	* Bacterial		* Bacterial
	** Syphilis, usually as general paralysis with emotional incontinence, irritability, grandiosity, euphoria, poor insight, apathy, delusions, and cognitive impairment		** [[Syphilis]], usually as general paralysis with emotional incontinence, irritability, grandiosity, euphoria, poor insight, apathy, delusions, and cognitive impairment
	** Lyme meningoencephalomyelitis, with impaired executive function and reduced attention		** [[Lyme disease\|Lyme meningoencephalomyelitis]], with impaired executive function and reduced attention
	** Sequela of bacterial meningitis		** Sequela of [[bacterial meningitis]]
	** Whipple disease		** [[Whipple disease]]
	* Viral		* Viral
	** Viral encephalitis (usually reversible)		** Viral encephalitis (usually reversible)
	*** Herpesviruses, including HSV-1, HSV-2, EBV, HHV-6, HHV-7 (and CMV and VZV, in immunocompromised people)		*** [[Herpesviruses]], including HSV-1, HSV-2, EBV, HHV-6, HHV-7 (and CMV and VZV, in immunocompromised people)
	*** Arboviruses		*** [[Arboviruses]]
	*** Enteroviruses		*** [[Enteroviruses]]
	** HIV-associated dementia: motor slowing, depressed mood, impaired recall but not recognition, poor visuospatial skills, and impaired executive function		** [[HIV]]-associated dementia: motor slowing, depressed mood, impaired recall but not recognition, poor visuospatial skills, and impaired executive function
	*** Also, HIV-associated opportunistic infections including toxoplasmosis, cryptococcus, and CMV		*** Also, HIV-associated opportunistic infections including toxoplasmosis, cryptococcus, and CMV
	** Hepatitis C virus		** [[Hepatitis C virus]]
	** Measles (subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, SSPE)		** [[Measles]] (subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, SSPE)
	* Fungal		* Fungal
	** Cryptococcus		** [[Cryptococcus]]
	* Parasitic		* Parasitic
	** Neurocysticercosis (rarely)		** [[Neurocysticercosis]] (rarely)
	* Prion		* Prion
	** Creutzfeld-Jakob disease		** [[Creutzfeld-Jakob disease]]

	[[Category:CNS infections]]		[[Category:CNS infections]]

Aidan at 17:32, 13 August 2019

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			= Differential Diagnosis =
	= Infectious causes of dementia =

	* Bacterial		* Bacterial
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	* Prion		* Prion
	** Creutzfeld-Jakob disease		** Creutzfeld-Jakob disease

			[[Category:CNS infections]]

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Aidan moved page CNS Infectious causes of dementia to Infectious causes of dementia without leaving a redirect

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= Infectious causes of dementia =

* Bacterial
** Syphilis, usually as general paralysis with emotional incontinence, irritability, grandiosity, euphoria, poor insight, apathy, delusions, and cognitive impairment
** Lyme meningoencephalomyelitis, with impaired executive function and reduced attention
** Sequela of bacterial meningitis
** Whipple disease
* Viral
** Viral encephalitis (usually reversible)
*** Herpesviruses, including HSV-1, HSV-2, EBV, HHV-6, HHV-7 (and CMV and VZV, in immunocompromised people)
*** Arboviruses
*** Enteroviruses
** HIV-associated dementia: motor slowing, depressed mood, impaired recall but not recognition, poor visuospatial skills, and impaired executive function
*** Also, HIV-associated opportunistic infections including toxoplasmosis, cryptococcus, and CMV
** Hepatitis C virus
** Measles (subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, SSPE)
* Fungal
** Cryptococcus
* Parasitic
** Neurocysticercosis (rarely)
* Prion
** Creutzfeld-Jakob disease