| pubmed-article:9334516 | pubmed:abstractText | Upwards of 7% of cognitively impaired elderly are reported to exhibit sexually disinhibited behaviors. These behaviors may be the result of either a chronic history of sexual disinhibition, regression, or sequel to a stroke, surgical intervention, vascular insult, blow to the head, or cardiac event in which observed cognitive deterioration is the acute symptom. Elderly patients who are sexually disinhibited may exhibit a behavior that makes it difficult to manage them at home or in a nursing home. | lld:pubmed |
