Frontal Variant Alzheimer's Disease or Primary Psychiatric Disorder? A Case Report.

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As shown in the previous literature, there may be significant overlap in psychiatric, neurological, cognitive and even neuroimaging changes in young-onset dementia syndromes and primary psychiatric disorders, causing diagnostic uncertainty and delay.

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