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As a psychiatrist, I run into Pseudobulbar affect sometimes in my geriatric inpatients, who often have a history of dementia. My understanding is that this condition can be caused by stroke, ALS, Alzheimer's, TBI, etc.
Is there any established workup for pseudobulbar affect? Do patients with a history of dementia who are exhibiting this condition require an MRI?
I could not find anything on Up to Date on the work up of pseudobulbar affect. Thank you.
Is there any established workup for pseudobulbar affect? Do patients with a history of dementia who are exhibiting this condition require an MRI?
I could not find anything on Up to Date on the work up of pseudobulbar affect. Thank you.