Working memory in patients with remitted bipolar disorder and patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer'
Conditions
Interventions
Patients with remitted bipolar disorder in psychiatric clinic that were diagnosed remitted bipolar disorder by psychiatrist,Patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer'
s dementia in psychiatric clinic that were diagnosed mild- moderate Alzheimer'
s dementia by psychiatrist,Healthy volunteers who are 50-75 years old
Patients with remitted bipolar disorder,Patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer'
s dementia,Health control
Sponsors
Research Affairs, Faculty of Medicine, KKU
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
All
Age
50 Years to 75 Years
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: Patients with remitted bipolar disorder 1) Patients with remitted bipolar disorder in psychiatric clinic that were diagnosed remitted bipolar disorder by psychiatrist 2) Thai Young Mania Rating Scale less than or equal to 10 points 3) Thai Depression Inventory less than or equal to 20 points 4) Thai nationality and communication with Thai language 5) Received consent Patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia 1) Patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia in psychiatric clinic that were diagnosed mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia by psychiatrist 2) Thai Mental State Examination more than or equal to 21 points 3) Thai nationality and communication with Thai language 4) Received consent
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: Patients with remitted bipolar disorder 1) Patients with remitted bipolar disorder who were treated with electroconvulsive therapy 3 months or less prior to date of consent 2) Patients with remitted bipolar disorder who were diagnosed substance use disorder, moderate severity or substance use disorder, severe by psychiatrist except tobacco use disorder and cannabis use disorder 3) Patients with remitted bipolar disorder who have severe neurological or psychiatric disorder that cannot provide information 4) Patients with remitted bipolar disorder who were diagnosed with neurocognitive disorder Patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia 1) Patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia who were treated with electroconvulsive therapy 3 months or less prior to date of consent 2) Patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia who were diagnosed substance use disorder, moderate severity or substance use disorder, severe by psychiatrist except tobacco use disorder and cannabis use disorder 3) Patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia who have severe neurological or psychiatric disorder that cannot provide information 4) Patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia who were diagnosed with bipolar disorder
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Changes in working memory and executive function in patients with remitted bipolar disorder and patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia At the beginning (Cross-sectional study) Using Thai Mental State Examination and cognitive evaluation program to find changes in working memory and executive function | — |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Compare changes in working memory and executive function in patients with remitted bipolar disorder, patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia, and health control At the beginning (Cross-sectional study) Using Thai Mental State Examination and cognitive evaluation program to compare changes in working memory and executive function between each groups,Factors associated changes in working memory and executive function in patients with remitted bipolar disorder and patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia At the beginning (Cross-sectional study) Collect demographic data, course of disease, medication and treatment of patients with remitted bipolar disorder and patients with mild- moderate Alzheimer's dementia | — |
Countries
Thailand
Contacts
Public ContactParnas Chanatangphol
Department of Psychiatry, Khon Kaen University
Outcome results
None listed