Demencia frontotemporal asociada a síndrome de diógenes y dermatitis crónica de difícil control

Abstract

A CASE OF AN 85 YEAR MAN IS PRESENTED WITH FRONTO-TEMPORAL DEMENTIA ASSOCIATED TO A CHRONIC DERMATITIS SECONDARY TO OBSESSIVE BEHAVIOR AND CHANGES DUE TO THE INTRINSIC DISEASE PLUS POOR HYGIENIC HABITS BELONGING TO A DIOGENES SYNDROME. TREATMENT WITH RISPERIDONE IN LOW DOSES GAVE GOOD RESULTS.