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. 2011 Aug 5;1(1):237–248. doi: 10.1159/000330345

Table 2.

Initial and ensuing symptoms

Age year; Gender Duration months HDSR Diag-nosis Onset Initial Sx Initial symptoms
Ensuing symptoms
cardinal auxiliary
78 M 1 ND Prob. A Cog. hallucinations orthostatic hypotension, gait disturbance, apathy

70 F 1 24 Prob. A Cog. apathy, delusion appetite loss, gait disturbance

57 F 2 ND Prob. A Cog. incoherence, cognitive fluctuations disturbed consciousness, appetite loss

72 F 0.5 ND Prob. A Cog. depression, hallucinations, irritability parkinsonism

88 F 3 22 Prob. A Cog. amnesia, executive dysfunction parkinsonism, apathy, cognitive fluctuations

82 M 2 7 Prob. A Cog. amnesia, somnolence, hallucinations, misidentiflcation parkinsonism

82 M 2 ND Prob. A Cog. hallucinations, dyscalculia executive dysfunction cognitive fluctuations, sudden akinesia

55 M 4 9 Prob. A Cog. amnesia, hallucinations, disinhibition, cognitive fluctuations

56 F 2 ND Prob. A Cog. hallucinations aberrant behaviors

79 M 6 18 Prob. A Cog. somnolence, cognitive fluctuations appetite loss, gait disturbance parkinsonism

84 F 1 22 Prob. A Cog. hallucinations parkinsonism, apathy

69 M 0.5 23 Prob. A Cog. hallucinations appetite loss, gait disturbance, tremor

90 F 6 10 Poss. A Cog. amnesia, hallucinations, disorientation

93 M 1 13 Poss. A Cog. hallucinations

78 M 2 17 Prob. A N-Cog. appetite loss, restless leg syndrome hallucinations, REM sleep behavioral disorder

87 F 3 27 Prob. A N-Cog. appetite loss parkinsonism amnesia, hallucinations, drug sensitivity

81 F 1 11 Prob. A N-Cog. gait disturbance amnesia, cognitive fluctuations

85 F 1 4 Prob. A N-Cog. gait disturbance amnesia, hallucinations, disorientation

79 F 1 ND Poss. A N-Cog. syncope parkinsonism, apathy

80 F 6 9 Poss. A N-Cog. gait disturbance misidentiflcation of people

73 M 1 ND Poss. A N-Cog. syncope parkinsonism

69 M 24 17 Prob. C Cog. bradyphrenia parkinsonism cognitive decline, hallucinations, delusions

74 M 12 23 Prob. C Cog. hallucinations, delusions cognitive decline, parkinsonism

67 F 24 25 Prob. C Cog. hallucinations, visual illusion

74 F 24 17 Prob. C Cog. amnesia parkinsonism delusion of theft, misidentiflcation of people

69 F 12 21 Prob. C Cog. somnolence hallucinations, delusions, gait disturbance

78 F 24 22 Prob. C Cog. amnesia, depression gait disturbance

72 M 12 14 Prob. C Cog. apathy hallucinations, parkinsonism

82 F 36 11 Prob. C Cog. amnesia hallucinations, cognitive fluctuations, parkinsonism

78 M 36 14 Prob. C Cog. amnesia misidentiflcation syndrome, gait disturbance

83 M 12 13 Prob. C Cog. amnesia, hallucinations, delusions, irritability

79 F 12 22 Poss. C Cog. amnesia

72 M 36 4 Poss. C Cog. amnesia parkinsonism

80 F 24 ND Poss. C Cog. amnesia, hallucinations, delusions

77 F 12 16 Poss. C Cog. amnesia cognitive fluctuations, gait disturbance

79 M 36 21 Poss. C Cog. amnesia

82 F 12 1 Poss. C Cog. amnesia, inattention hallucinations, visual illusion

79 F 24 27 Poss. C Cog. amnesia, executive dysfunction, personality change parkinsonism

69 M 12 26 Prob. C N-Cog. parkinsonism depression, hallucinations, delusions

81 M 24 ND Prob. C N-Cog. hypotension cognitive fluctuations amnesia, apathy, parkinsonism

81 M 12 21 Prob. C N-Cog. gait disturbance amnesia, hallucinations

Patient backgrounds, diagnoses, onset patterns [acute (A) and chronic (C)], classification based on the initial symptoms (Sx): [cognitive/psychiatric (Cog.) and motoric/autonomic (N-Cog.)] and contents of the initial and ensuing symptoms in all 41 patients are shown. ND = Not done; Poss. = possible; Prob. = probable.