6. DLBとADの症状
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DLB DLB AD AD
症状
@来院時 @全期間 @来院時 @全期間
認知症 82[40-100] 100 100 100
変動 58[8-85] 75[45-90] 6[3-11] 12[5-19]
幻視 33[11-64] 46[13-80] 13[3-19] 20[11-28]
幻聴 19[13-30] 19[0-45] 1[0-3] 4[0-13]
抑うつ 29[7-75] 38[12-89] 16[9-38] 16[12-21]
パーキンソニズム 43[10-78] 77[50-100] 12[5-30] 23[19-30]
転倒 28[10-38] 37[22-50] 9[5-14] 18[11-24]
Neuroleptic sensitivity 61[0-100] 15[0-29]
7. 早期のDLB, ADの症状比較;
Table 2. Presenting symptoms of DLB and AD
DLB (n = 61) AD (n = 109) DLB and abnormal p value1
DAT scan (n = 26)
Memory impairment 35 (57.4) 108 (99.1) 11 (42.3) 0.000
Visual hallucinations 27 (44.3) 3 (2.8) 11 (42.3) 0.000
Depression 21 (34.4 ) 26 (23.9) 10 (38.4) 0.045
Problem-solving difficulties 20 (32.8) 31 (28.4) 8 (30.8) 0.018
Gait problems 17 (27.9) 9 (8.3) 7 (26.9) 0.000
Tremor and/or stiffness 15 (24.6) 4 (3.7) 10 (38.4) 0.000
Language problems 10 (16.4) 19 (17.4) 2 (7.7) 0.001
Tendency to fall 8 (13.1) 4 (3.7) 4 (15.4) 0.000
Values are presented as patient numbers (%). 1 DLB (n = 61) and AD (n = 109) compared. More than one
symptom can be reported.
DLBは認知症はADよりも進行が遅い
Table 3. Symptoms prior to the dementia stage
一方, 幻覚や抑うつ, 歩行障害, パーキンソニズムを認め,
DLB (n = 61) AD (n = 109) p value
ADL低下に関与する.
Visual hallucinations 47 (77.0) 7 (6.4) 0.000
Gait problems, problems with balance or falling 40 (65.6) 21 (19.3) 0.000
Tremor or stiffness 36 (59.0) 11 (10.1) 0.000
Delirium/fluctuations of consciousness 26 (42.6) 15 (13.8) 0.000
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8. Values are presented as patient numbers (%). 1 DLB (n = 61) and AD (n = 109) compared. More than one
symptom can be reported.
認知症出現前に認める症状の比較
Table 3. Symptoms prior to the dementia stage
DLB (n = 61) AD (n = 109) p value
Visual hallucinations 47 (77.0) 7 (6.4) 0.000
Gait problems, problems with balance or falling 40 (65.6) 21 (19.3) 0.000
Tremor or stiffness 36 (59.0) 11 (10.1) 0.000
Delirium/fluctuations of consciousness 26 (42.6) 15 (13.8) 0.000
Values are presented as patient numbers (%).
ptoms, followed by depression (38%) and Discussion
ess (38%).
nalyzed the distribution of presenting symp- Caregivers reported memory impairment (57%), visu-
e and female DLB patients separately, and al hallucinations (44%), depression (34%), and problem
no differences between genders (data not solving difficulties (33%) as the most common presenting
symptoms in DLB. Among the core features, visual hal-
ows the frequency of core features which oc- lucinations (77%) were the most common symptom prior
to diagnosis. In DLB, visual hallucinations to the first assessment, followed by parkinsonism (ϳ60%)
77% of the patients, gait problems/problems and delirium/fluctuating cognition (43%). Very few pre-
or falling in 66%, tremor/stiffness in 59%, vious studies have attempted to determine the presenting
m/attentional fluctuations in 43%. In con- symptoms of a relatively large groupDisord 2011;32:202–208
Dement Geriatr Cogn of DLB patients. In
13. 804
DLBの診断Criteria DEMENTIA WITH LEWY BODIES
Table 4. Consensus criteria for the clinical diagnosis of probable and possible dementia with
Lewy bodies (DLB)
Criteria
1. The central feature required for a diagnosis of DLB is progressive cognitive decline of sufficient magnitude to interfere
with normal social or occupational function. Prominent or persistent memory impairment may not necessarily occur in the
early stages but is usually evident with progression. Deficits on tests of attention and of frontal-subcortical skills and visu-
ospatial ability may be especially prominent.
2. Two of the following core features are essential for a diagnosis of probable DLB, one is essential for possible DLB:
(a) fluctuating cognition with pronounced variations in attention and alterness;
(b) recurrent visual hallucinations which are typically well formed and detailed;
(c) spontaneous motor features of parkinsonism.
3. Features supportive of the diagnosis are:
(a) repeated falls;
(b) syncope;
(c) transient loss of consciousness;
(d) neuroleptic sensitivity;
(e) systematised delusions;
(f) hallucinations in other modalities.
4. A diagnosis of DLB is less likely in the presence of:
(a) stroke disease, evident as focal neurological signs or on brain imaging;
(b) evidence on physical examination and investigation of any physical illness, or other brain disorder, sufficient to account
for the clinical picture.
From McKeith et al. [10].
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16. Drugs most frequently discontinued after baseline were
those acting on the nervous system (discontinued in 24
patients) and on the cardiovascular system (11); no major
differences between groups emerged in this respect.
RivastigmineのRCT
92 patients completed the 20 weeks’ treatment (figure
1) and were available for the observed-cases analysis. A
total of 28 patients (18 rivastigmine, ten placebo)
discontinued the study Lancet 2000; 356: 2031–36
prematurely. Reasons for
discontinuation were similar in both groups, apart from
120名のDLB患者のDB-RCT;
withdrawal of consent, which arose more often in the
rivastigmine group than in those on placebo. There were
117 patients available for the last observation carried
forward data set efficacy analysis, and a total of 89
Rivastigmine 12mg vs Placeboに割り付け, 20wk継続. その後3wk休薬
患者群のBaseline; Treatment group
Rivastigmine (n=59) Placebo (n=61)
Age (years)
Mean 73·9 73·9
SD 6·5 6·4
イクセロンパッチ®, range
р65*
57–87
6 (10·2%)
62–85
8 (13·1%)
66–75* 26 (44·1%) 26 (42·6%)
リバスタッチパッチ® 4.5~18mg 76–85*
>85*
26 (44·1%)
1 (1·7%)
27 (44·3%)
0
お値段 337円∼427円/日 Sex
Male* 31 (52·5%) 37 (60·7%)
Female* 28 (47·5%) 24 (39·3%)
MMSE
Mean 17·9 17·8
SD 4·7 4·4
Range 10–29 11–26
*n (%) shown.
Table 1: Baseline characteristics of patients
17. Number of Baseline Mean change Comparison
patients mean (SD) from baseline
Between-group p
at week 20
difference
mean (SD)
(95% CI)
アウトカム; NPI-4
ITT
Rivastigmine 59 12·2 (8·2) 2·5 (8·4)
1·7 (Ϫ1·1 to 4·6) 0·088
Placebo 61 11·7 (8·6) 0·8 (7·3)
LOCF
神経精神症状 Rivastigmine
Placebo
47
53
12·1 (7·9)
11·2 (8·4)
3·1 (9·1)
0·8 (7·4)
2·3 (Ϫ0·9 to 5·7) 0·045
Scoreは有意差ないが, OC
Rivastigmine 41 12·0 (7·9) 4·1 (8·3)
3·4 (0·06 to 6·6) 0·010
Placebo 51 11·3 (8·6) 0·7 (7·4)
≥30%の改善を示した例は NPI-10
LOCF
Rivastigmine 47 23·2 (15·0) 5·0 (16·2)
3·8 (Ϫ1·6 to 9·2) 0·048
有意にrivastigmine群で多い. Placebo 53 20·2 (14·2) 1·2 (10·7)
OC
Rivastigmine 41 22·7 (15·0) 7·3 (13·7)
6·4 (1·4 to 11·5) 0·005
Placebo 51 20·1 (14·4) 0·9 (10·4)
p=0·030 p=0·005 p=0·001
NPI-4=four item neuropsychiatric inventory sub-score; ITT=intent to treat dataset;
70 63·4 LOCF=last observation carried forward dataset; OC=observed cases dataset;
60 57·4 NPI-10=ten item neuropsychiatric inventory sub-score.
Percentage of patients
Table 2: Mean changes from baseline for NPI-4 and NPI-10
improving by 30%
47·5 Rivastigmine
50
Placebo NPI-4; four item neuropsychiatric inventory sub-score
40 Efficacy
30·2 30·0 NPI-10; Ten item neuropsychiatric inventory sub-score
30 27·9 The mean change from baseline on NPI-4 at week 20
favoured rivastigmine for all three data sets (table 2). The
20 difference between rivastigmine and placebo for analyses of
10 the last observation carried forward and the observed cases
was significant at week 20. For the computerised cognitive
0 assessment system speed score, difference between
ITT LOCF OC rivastigmine and placebo was significant in all three data
Figure 3: Percentage of patients showing 30% improvement sets at week 12 (intent to treat p=0·010; last observation
from baseline on NPI-4 by week 20 carried forward p=0·005; observed cases p=0·002) and at
ITT=intent to treat dataset; LOCF=last observation carried forward week 20 (intent to treat p=0·048; last observation carried
dataset; OC=observed cases dataset. forward p=0·046; observed Lancet 2000; 356: 2031–36The
cases p=0·017) (figure 2).