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Vascular dementia is the second most common cause of dementia depending on geographical location, it accounts for 10-50% of cases of dementia. In recent studies the frequency of vascular dementia has been found to be higher than expected. Because vascular causes of cognitive impairment are common, may be preventable, and may benefit from therapy, early detection and accurate assessment of vascular cognitive impairment and vascular disease are important challenges for the practicing clinician. This book helps to address those challenges.

'This is an excellent and highly recommended book that wrestles with one of the toughest questions in the overlapping fields of stroke and dementia. This groundbreaking book signifies a change in approach and concept to the new ideas embodied in the new term "vascularcognitive impairment." The book is recommended to researchers and clinicians alike.' - Doody Publishing Review

'Anyone interested in finding out more about vascular cognitive impairment could do no better than read this book.' - International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry