Pathophysiology | Medibuddy
1st February 2024

Pathophysiology

  • Presenile Alzheimer’s dementia can run in families and is autosomal dominant. It can be due to mutations of presenilin 1 or 2 genes. 
  • Likewise, frontotemporal lobar degeneration can occur in individuals between ages 45 and 65 usually and could be due to genetic causes, especially involving a mutation of tau genes.
  • Huntington’s dementia can be caused due to expansion of the CAG repeat sequence. It is inherited as an autosomal dominant condition. 
  • Vascular dementia due to physical morbidities can also be responsible. 
  • Cerebral vasculitis is one of the treatable causes
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