Using the COGNISION® System to Strengthen Dementia Evaluation in Clinical Practice
Early dementia can show as slowed thinking or attention and working memory changes that questionnaires miss. How COGNISION testing strengthens the evaluation.
Early dementia can show as slowed thinking or attention and working memory changes that questionnaires miss. How COGNISION testing strengthens the evaluation.
Circulatory changes from diabetes, hypertension and metabolic syndrome build gradually. How TM Flow testing finds them before claudication or wounds appear.
Diabetes, hypertension and metabolic syndrome change physiology long before a clinical event. How repeat TM Flow testing tracks cardiometabolic risk over time.
Without a baseline it is hard to know whether cognition is stable or changing. How COGNISION testing sets cognitive baselines in patients at risk for dementia.
Early dementia symptoms are subtle and easily attributed to aging. How the COGNISION System supports early detection and ongoing monitoring in practice.
Leg pain, numbness and burning can mean neuropathy, vascular blockage or both. How TM Flow testing differentiates them in lower extremity symptoms.
Dizziness, fatigue and mobility problems in seniors are often multi-factorial. How TM Flow vascular and autonomic data fits senior care management workflows.
Pen-and-paper screenings fall short for dementia and TBI. How COGNISION ERP/EEG testing gives neurology objective assessment of both conditions.
Symptoms and labs do not always show vascular or autonomic change. How TM Flow testing helps clinicians judge whether cardiometabolic treatment is working.
Distinguishing normal aging from early cognitive decline is difficult when symptoms fluctuate. How the COGNISION System documents change with objective data.