disease 1,284 words KG: ent-dise-3384aade 2026-03-24
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Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy

Disease Info
Prevalence30-40% clinically significant anxiety
Typical OnsetOften early, preceding motor symptoms
Any neuropsychiatric symptom70-90% prevalence
Multiple symptomsMost patients exhibit 2-5 concurrent symptoms
Early onsetSymptoms often predate motor diagnosis by 2-3 years
Disease progressionSymptoms generally worsen over time
SeverityOften moderate to severe
Atypical featuresLess guilt and self-worthlessness than primary depression
CoursePersistent, often worsening with disease progression
Orbitofrontal cortexReduced gray matter
Anterior cingulateMetabolic dysfunction
Dorsolateral prefrontal cortexHypoactivation
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