Correlations between psychopathology, psychological test results and computerized tomography changes in XXXX .

@entity1 @entity303 @entity75 @entity1010 @entity195
This study is an investigation of the relationship between morphological, neuropsychological, and clinical measurements, all presumably contributing to an expert's diagnosis of @entity195 . Morphological assessment was carried out by linear measurements taken from the photographs of the CT scanners display. The battery of tests comprised instruments able to evaluate performance (WAIS, Benton test, d2 test, Trail Making test) as well as personality (FPI) from a quantitative point of view. For clinical assessment the Assessment Scale for Gerontopsychiatry (AGP) was used. A group of 39 @entity1 suffering from mild to severe @entity303 was studied. The results show strong correlations between some sub-tests of the WAIS and certain CT measurements but fail to show comparable features in using the full scale IQ. The other cognitive tests did not work as well in detecting @entity1010 . Surprisingly, the personality inventory (FPI) showed some correlations with @entity1010 . A number of correlations between morphological and clinical variables were found as well, consistent with well-known clinical experience. Topographical features will be discussed supporting the view that @entity75 in the progress of @entity195 take the form of distinct patterns.
