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multi-infarct dementia

multi-infarct dementia Multi-infarct dementia is a common type of dementia that results from multiple areas of brain tissue damage caused by interrupted blood supply in the cortex or deeper brain regions.

Multi-infarct dementia is a common type of dementia that results from multiple areas of brain tissue damage caused by interrupted blood supply in the cortex or deeper brain regions.

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