Case Report – Can FTD masquerade as depression?
Meleseini Tai-Roche, Gabriel Sanchez
Clinical Case
Geriatric medicine can be an eclectic mix of pathology coupled with a complex social context. We present a case report which poses the similarities of Frontal Lobe Dementia and Depression in the older patient who presents with features of both. The case highlights the key diagnostic features in both syndromes, and the complexity of clinical care when diagnosis remains uncertain. Discussion will also surround appropriate and evidence-based management for the patient and their family.
November, 2020
10.37912/WaggaJOM.0301.02
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