Question 37 (part 2) · LEK · Alzheimer's disease
The effectiveness of the following preparations in the treatment of Alzheimer’s has not been confirmed except for:
- A. nicergoline.
- B. vinpocetine.
- C. piracetam.
- D. memantine.
- E. selegiline.
Hint
Only two drug groups have proven efficacy in Alzheimer's disease: cholinesterase inhibitors and a glutamate receptor antagonist.
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