What are the pharmacologic agents that are effective in Dementia?
At present, no single pharmacologic agent has shown clear efficacy in reversing or halting the intellectual deterioration accompanying the two most common dementia syndromes, AD and vascular dementia. Numerous short- and long-term placebo-controlled trials of medications conducted worldwide have demonstrated their modest efficacy in improving cognition, behavior, and function in patients with mild to moderate dementia severity. There is also evidence that functional decline and admission to nursing homes might be delayed in some patients.
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