Table 4

Clinical diagnostic features of 30 patients with probable and possible dementia with Lewy bodies

Patient123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930
*Stage of dementia: 1, mild; 2, moderate; 3, severe.
†Case 5: silent infarction in right occipital region found on computed tomography of the head; case 15: previous abuse of alcohol; case 16: previous abuse of alcohol and a possible transient ischaemic attack >10 years earlier.
‡A = probable DLB, B = possible DLB.
DLB, dementia with Lewy bodies; y, year.
SexFMFFMFFFMFFFFFMFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Age (y)757777777980808080818282848484858788919577808182848486878791
Place of residence in community+++++++++++++++++++
Stage of dementia*222221231122222222312123211121
MMSE score12191641519150211818861415213141316026159201817241313
Duration of dementia (y)5473361183122812596513166201433
Cognitive decline++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Attentional, frontal-subcortical, or visuo-spatial deficiencies++++++++++++++++++
Fluctuations+++++++++++++++++++++++
Visual hallucinations++++++++++++
Parkinsonism+++++++++++++++++
Repeated falls++++++++++++++++
Syncope+++
Transient loss of consciousness
Neuroleptic sensitivity++
Systematic delusions
Other hallucinations+++++++++++++
Other disease†+++
DLB by McKeith‡AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBBBB