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 Wednesday, 2 April 2003: 12:00-13:30 | 
Room I (CICG) | 
Poster Session 1 | 
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|   |  |  | 101 Non-Cognitive Markers of Early Dementia: Awareness and Self in Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Louisa Fischer-Altevogt, Pasquale Calabrese | 
|   |  |  | 102 Proton NMR Spectroscopy  in Mild Cognitive Impairment: Early Right Hippocampal Involvement Maria Theresa Caserta, Ann Ragin, Adriana Hermida | 
|   |  |  | 103 The rehabilitation for demented patients: a new nursing care approach focused on mental representations mercedes Pindado, Agnes Michon | 
|   |  |  | 104 Development of Screening Guidelines and Clinical Criteria for Predementia AD. The DESCRIPA Study Pieter Jelle Visser, Frans Verhey | 
|   |  |  | 105 The Vascular Lesions in Vascular and Mixed Dementia: The Weight of Functional Neuroanatomy Dina Zekry, Charles Duyckaerts, Joel Belmin, Caroline Geoffre, Robert Moulias, Jean-Jacques Hauw | 
|   |  |  | 106 The Importance of Visual Evoked Potential Examinations in Vascular Dementia (VD) Dimitrios Kountouris | 
|   |  |  | 108 Etiology and Clinical Characteristics of Epilepsy in the Eldery Emilija Cvetkovska, Igor Kuzmanovski, Mihail Pashu | 
|   |  |  | 109 Factors Influencing the Prescribing of Atypical Antipsychotic Pharmacotherapy:  Does Age Matter? David A. Sclar, Tracy L. Skaer, Linda M. Robison, Michael W. Dickson, C. Lindsay DeVane, John S. Markowitz | 
|   |  |  | 111 Institutionalized Elders with Depressive Illness Treated with Sertralin: Dose-Response Correlation Pere Batlle Izard, Jordi Esquirol Caussa, Elisabeth Herrero Vila, José Sánchez Aldeguer, Joan Mogas García | 
|   |  |  | 112 Cognition is Physicians’ Main Indicator of Treatment Efficacy in Alzheimer’s Disease Patients S Hasselbalch, H Hampel, CJ Kalisvaart, W Kozubski, E Salmon, H Tilker, F Túry, V Vagenas, L Johansen, Y Xu, S Richardson, N Kumar, P Johannsen | 
|   |  |  | 113 Reducing Prescribing of Long-Acting Benzodiazepines in a Large Community Veteran Population Michael Woodward, C Streeton, K Henshaw, G Killer, R Peck | 
|   |  |  | 114 Factors that Affect Compliance Behavior in Psychogeriatric Outpatients Theocharis Mavridis, Anastasia Konsta, Demetrios Kandilis, Apostolos Iacovidis, George St Kaprinis | 
|   |  |  | 115 Therapeutic Drug Monitoring in Depressive Elderly Joanna Ewa Wilkowska, Maria Radziwoñ- Zaleska, Halina Matsumoto, Micha³ Skalski, Daria Matoszko, Wojciech Androsiuk, Andrzej Wakarow, Jadwiga Piwowarska, Agnieszka Zieliñska, Jacek £ukaszkiewicz, Anna Dzikliñska, Julita Kuczyñska, Pawe³ K. Kunicki, Jan Pachecka, Waldemar Szelenberger | 
|   |  |  | 117 Cognitive Enhancers and Potassium Channels Elena Solntseva, Julia Bukanova | 
|   |  |  | 118 Galantamine Significantly Improves Behavioral Symptoms and Reduces Caregiver Distress in Mild-to-Moderate Alzheimer’s Disease Andreas U. Monsch, Ingrid Heiter-Reiffenstuhl, Daniel Braendle | 
|   |  |  | 119 Galantamine Shows Significant Long-term Benefits on Cognitive and Functional Performance in Advanced Moderate Alzheimer’s Disease Susanne Schwalen, Gerry Hammond | 
|   |  |  | 120 The long-term treatment response in patients with moderate-to-severe Alzheimer’s disease: galantamine vs. donepezil Ian McKeith, Keith Wesnes, Gerry Hammond, Sean Lilienfeld | 
|   |  |  | 121 Cerebral Glucose Metabolism Study (PET) Suggests a Link Between the Clinical Efficacy of Galantamine and its Nicotinic Receptor Modulating Effects Ruediger Mielke, Claus Weichel, Alfred Maelicke | 
|   |  |  | 122 Donepezil in Alzheimer's Disease: 3 Months Versus 6 Months Evaluation of Treatment Response Harald Hampel, Pasquale Calabrese, Martin Kamleiter, Lutz Froelich, Klaus Hager, Frank M Berger | 
|   |  |  | 123 The Efficacy and Neuroprotective Effects of Galantamine in Alzheimer’s Disease are Associated with the Nicotinic Receptor Modulation Hugo Geerts, Manuela Garcia | 
|   |  |  | 124 Consistently Small “Number-Needed-to-Treat” (NNT) in Galantamine Treated Patients with “Advanced Moderate” Alzheimer’s Disease Susanne Schwalen, Gerry Hammond, Michael Davidson | 
|   |  |  | 125 Galantamine  Maintains Cognitive Functions Long-term Above Baseline in Mild Alzheimer’s Disease Christoph JG Lang, Tanja Leuschner, Susanne Schwalen | 
|   |  |  | 126 Will It Work? Should People with Moderate to Severe Alzheimer's Disease Be Treated with a Cholinesterase Inhibitor? Theodore Dreier | 
|   |  |  | 128 Galantamine Provides Long-term Benefits on Cognition in Alzheimer’s Disease over 4 Years Susanne Schwalen, Gerry Hammond | 
|   |  |  | 129 Wandering Behavior of Institutionalized Patients with Alzheimer's Disease Keiko Sugano, Noriko Kamakura, Tatsuo Hatta, Munehiro Ikuta | 
|   |  |  | 130 Agitated Behaviors in Dementia: How Are They Tolerated by Caregivers ? Sylvie Bonin-Guillaume, Catherine Molines, Vincent Rouzaud, Yves Frances, Marc Heim | 
|   |  |  | 131 Clustering of Behavioural Symptoms in Alzheimer’s Disease Maria Moran, Cathal Walsh, Brian A Lawlor | 
|   |  |  | 132 Exploring the Loss and Preservation of Abilities Among Persons Diagnosed with Probable Dementia Richard B. Ferrell, Robert B. Williams |