Síndrome orgánico cerebral

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Síndrome orgánico cerebral

Nombres alternativos:

OBS; Síndrome cerebral orgánico crónico; Síndrome psiquiátrico de causa orgánica; Síndrome Psicorgánico; Trastorno mental orgánico

Síntomas:

Varían de acuerdo con la enfermedad específica. En general, los síndromes orgánicos cerebrales producen niveles variables de confusión, delirio (pérdidas graves de la función cerebral a corto plazo), agitación y demencia (pérdidas de la función cerebral a largo plazo, con frecuencia progresivas).

Signos y exámenes:

Las pruebas y el examen físico varían, dependiendo del trastorno específico. Con frecuencia, se realiza una TC y una IRM de la cabeza, un EEG y exámenes de sangre para evaluar las afecciones.

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