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ArticleCase reports in medicine2022

Neuropsychiatric Alterations in a Patient Diagnosed with Advanced Korsakoff's Syndrome: Clinical Case of Low Incidence and Prevalence in Colombia.

Carlos Alberto Hurtado Gonzalez, Sebastian Ospina Otalvaro, Carlos Steven Marmolejo Escobar, Karen Julieth Quebrada Mera, Pablo Miguel Arango de la Pava, Carlos Andres Clavijo, Lucely Ortega Bolaños, Narda Rátiva Hernández, Angelica Maria Vidal Rosero, Paola Andrea Gutierrez Lenis and 13 more

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Carlos Alberto Hurtado GonzalezResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1622-9208
Sebastian Ospina OtalvaroResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Carlos Steven Marmolejo EscobarResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Karen Julieth Quebrada MeraResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Pablo Miguel Arango de la PavaNeurosurgeon Department of Medicine, Del Valle University, Cali, Colombia.
Carlos Andres ClavijoNeurology, Neurological Institute of the Pacific, Cali, Colombia.ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9486-8529
Lucely Ortega BolañosResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Narda Rátiva HernándezResearch Department, Department of Medicine and Psychiatry, Research Team Microambiente, Libre University, Cali, Colombia.
Angelica Maria Vidal RoseroResearch Department, Department of Medicine and Psychiatry, Research Team Microambiente, Libre University, Cali, Colombia.
Paola Andrea Gutierrez LenisResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Armando LucumíResearch Department, Department of Medicine and Psychiatry, Research Team Microambiente, Libre University, Cali, Colombia.
Jean Paul Cappellaro SánchezResearch Department, Department of Medicine and Psychiatry, Research Team Microambiente, Libre University, Cali, Colombia.
Angela Agudelo ZamoranoResearch Department, Department of Medicine and Psychiatry, Research Team Microambiente, Libre University, Cali, Colombia.
Juan Pablo JacomeResearch Department, Department of Medicine and Psychiatry, Research Team Microambiente, Libre University, Cali, Colombia.
Valentina Herrera MontoyaResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Luis Miguel SaldarriagaResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Carolina Prado SalcedoResearch Department, Department of Medicine and Psychiatry, Research Team Microambiente, Libre University, Cali, Colombia.
Sharon Fabiana Alvarado CarranzaResearch Department, Department of Medicine and Psychiatry, Research Team Microambiente, Libre University, Cali, Colombia.
Carlos Andres Marín HoyosResearch Department, Department of Medicine and Psychiatry, Research Team Microambiente, Libre University, Cali, Colombia.
Juan Pablo Beltran AlomiaResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Juan Felipe Ayala RicoResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Luigui Andres Torres ColoradoResearch Department, Clinical Neuropsychology, Research Team SEMINEC Cooperativa University, Cali, Colombia.
Julia Andrea Arias DíazPhysical Therapy Program, Faculty of Health and Sports Sciences, University Foundation of the Andean Area, Bogota, Colombia.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

Korsakoff's syndrome (KS) is an insidious and progressive neuropsychiatric disorder that affects specific neurocognitive functioning, especially in tasks that require sustained attention, memory, executive functions, and visuospatial functioning. Usually, this disease generates neuropsychiatric complications that worsen the quality of life (QOL) of patients in the medium term. We present a case of a 63-year-old male who presented with a diagnosis of advanced Korsakoff's syndrome and has a clinical history of recurrent memory loss and a history of alcohol abuse. The patient showed difficulty manipulating immediate information, associated with a possible frontal lobe dysfunction, and inability to remember material given through the auditory pathway. The patient showed a psychiatric clinical picture which is constantly worsening his and his immediate caregiver's QOL. The data obtained demonstrate that the patient presents a progressive cognitive impairment, which in the short term is correlated with Korsakoff-type dementia. It is suggested to carry out functional neurorehabilitation plans aimed at improving the QOL of the patient, his immediate caregiver, and future people with this type of diagnosis.

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PMCPMC9825214

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