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Demência devida a uma doença parasitária (também conhecida como doença de Chagas) causada por Trypanosoma cruzi, que pode se apresentar com meningoencefalite na fase aguda e com reflexos tendinosos profundos anormais na fase crônica. Deve haver manifestações clínicas, de exames de imagem e laboratoriais compatível com a doença sem outra causa identificável da disfunção cognitiva. | |||
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Dementia due to a parasitic disease (also known as Chagas disease), caused by Trypanosoma cruzi, which can present in the acute phase as a meningoencephalitis and chronic phase with abnormal deep tendon reflexes. There can be both motor and sensory symptoms. There should be supportive clinical, imaging and laboratory features of the disease without another identifiable cause of cognitive dysfunction. | |||
Revision as of 16:31, 16 August 2026
Dementia due to a parasitic disease (also known as Chagas disease), caused by Trypanosoma cruzi, which can present in the acute phase as a meningoencephalitis and chronic phase with abnormal deep tendon reflexes. There can be both motor and sensory symptoms. There should be supportive clinical, imaging and laboratory features of the disease without another identifiable cause of cognitive dysfunction.
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| English | Dementia due to trypanosomiasis |
Dementia due to a parasitic disease (also known as Chagas disease), caused by Trypanosoma cruzi, which can present in the acute phase as a meningoencephalitis and chronic phase with abnormal deep tendon reflexes. There can be both motor and sensory symptoms. There should be supportive clinical, imaging and laboratory features of the disease without another identifiable cause of cognitive dysfunction. |
