<p>A 63-year-old man is brought in by his family because of memory loss. They have noted a worsening of his symptoms over several months. They also report that he has had multiple falls, hitting his head on one occasion, and has had frequent urinary incontinence. On examination, a gait apraxia is noted.&nbsp;</p>

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Memory Loss and Gait Apraxia in Older Adults

Memory loss, falls and urinary incontinence

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Memory loss, falls and ur...